Beneath the dust and dirt of the streets there are still so many precious treasures to be found. The street children of Uganda, wandering around in the garbage dumps and along the side of the road. People walk past them, hurrying to work, on their way to family, urgent appointments and important goals, basically uninterested.
Some were literally born on the street, others rejected, abused, exploited, drugged to ease their painful fate, in gangs. There they stand, abandoned to their fate and denied any chance, hope or prospect.
Nothing in their distressing life can be compared to what we consider normal for our own children. They do not know what it is to be loved, cherished, protected and appreciated. Yet each of them is a precious gem, a hidden treasure that deserves to be unearthed and polished.
Will you walk by today or will you take a look? You can make a very valuable deal today and take one of them in. Countless children are waiting for a chance. You can give it to them for €50 a month, a small price to pay to unearth this treasure of unprecedented value from under the rubble and make it shine. Don’t hesitate and contact us today.
Friends of Koinonia Kids joined us, which meant we could take a great group of 10 fantastic people with us to visit our waiting and certainly expecting kids. Young and old, men and women were all there, creating a synergy in the group that was like that of a family. Sometimes tense, sometimes funny, sometimes
The “Dageraadplaats” filled As tents were set up for the festival on August 24, the wind and clouds gradually receded, giving way to clear blue skies and beautiful sunshine! 😎☀️ Soon the ‘Dageraadplaats’ was filled with volunteers and teams coming from all over Antwerp but also from much further afield. By noon, everything was ready:
Napak north of Uganda, with its scorching temperatures, is the most arid and poorest region in the country. The people living there are regarded and treated as outcasts. They are left to fend for themselves while this region has been looted and impoverished by wars and ravaged by epidemics including the HIV virus that still