Graham organisation Centre

03/11/2025

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Graham organisation Centre

Our vision is to create a world where every child has a safe and loving home, access to quality education and healthcare, and the opportunity to thrive and fulfill their potential. We want to be at the forefront of the movement to empower the most vulnerable members of society, and we believe that every child deserves a chance to lead a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life.

GOAL: Within the next five years, we aim to increase the number of street kids and orphans we assist by 50%, providing them with access to education, housing, and healthcare services. In addition, we aim to establish partnerships with local businesses and community organizations to expand opportunities for vocational training and job placement, supporting these children as they transition towards self-sustainability.

Objectives:
1. Establish outreach and marketing campaigns to increase public awareness of our organization and build support for our mission.

2. Develop customized educational programs that meet the unique needs of our community.

3. Collaborate with local government and community leaders to increase access to affordable housing for orphans and street kids.

4. Secure funding and other resources to support the expansion of vocational training programs and job placement services.

5. Develop a rigorous monitoring and evaluation system to track our progress towards achieving our goals and make data-driven decisions.

03/11/2025

GIVE AN ORPHAN CHILD IN UGANDA HOPE FOR A BETTER FUTURE BY SPONSORING ONE FOR $65 PER MONTH. SELECT AN ORPHAN THAT NEEDS A SPONSOR BY CLICKING OR TAPPING ON THE PHOTOS OF THE ORPHAN CHILDREN NEEDING A SPONSOR BELOW, READING THEIR STORIES AND LOOKING AT THEIR PHOTO ALBUMS

OR TAP ON THE LINK BELOW TO GO BACK TO THE MOBILE SELECTOR AND SEE OTHER ORPHANAGES AND SCHOOLS
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03/11/2025

Angel Chebeti
Birthday; September. 29, 2005

I was born into a Christian family and I have an older brother, Ayub Wafula born in 2001. My father was a builder of grass huts for people and my mother was a housewife. My father died on June 17, 2017 when the motorcycle he was driving was hit by a car. After that my mother started selling pancakes by the side of the road to support our family. My brother stopped going to school and because he had no support got into drugs and alcohol and sleeps on the street.

Wandera John was a family friend who worked with her uncle and usually went to our home. My mother was having a hard time supporting me and my brother so she asked Wandera John for help. I still live with my mother but Wandera John is paying for half of my scholarship fees and supplying some basic needs like sanitary pads school bag and clothes at home. I am in Senior Grade 3 now and I want to be an electronic engineer when I grow up.

Please sponsor me for $65/month and let Wandera John know of your interest in sponsoring me by sending a message to his face book page at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085115523942 , send him an e-mail at [email protected] or call him at +256 754 673452

You can send your donations by MoneyGram or Western Union to Wanyama Bashiri in Uganda. You can also send your donations to Wanyama Bashiri's MTN Mobile money account number +256 787 778412 in Uganda through Wave, WorldRemit or Remitly

Tap on this link to see my photo album.
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Nekesa Nahiya
Birthday: December 19, 2017

I was born into a Muslim family and I have an older brother, Neoliberalism Abdullah born in 2013. My father and mother were peasant farmers who raised maize, cassava, soya beans and beans to feed the family. My mother died when she was giving birth to me. My deaf father died in August 2020 from a snake bite.

After my father died I moved in with my aunt but had to drop out of school in Baby Class. I and my brother moved in with my aunt. My aunt is 50 years old and dug in other people’s gardens and cleaned other people’s houses. My aunt and cleaned Wandera John’s house so he knew about my father’s death and came to his burial. She had three children of her own to care for and had a hard time caring for me and my brother. Wandera John found a woman to care for us and built a temporary house for us to live in, He pays her every month to care for me and buys me clothes and takes me to school. I am in Top Class now and I want to be a doctor when I grow up.

Please sponsor me for $65/month and let Wandera John know of your interest in sponsoring me by sending a message to his face book page at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085115523942 , send him an e-mail at [email protected] or call him at +256 754 673452

You can send your donations by MoneyGram or Western Union to Wanyama Bashiri in Uganda. You can also send your donations to Wanyama Bashiri's MTN Mobile money account number +256 787 778412 in Uganda through Wave, WorldRemit or Remitly

Tap on this link to see my photo album.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=111816448359632&set=a.111815885026355

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Neoliberalism Abdullah
Birthday: December 20, 2013

I was born into a Muslim family and I have a younger sister, Nekesa Nahiya born in 2017. My father and mother were peasant farmers who raised maize, cassava, soya beans and beans to feed the family. My mother died in 2017 when she was giving birth to my sister. My deaf father died in August 2020 from a snake bite.

After my father died I moved in with my aunt but had to drop out of school in Primary One Class. I and my sister moved in with my aunt. My aunt is 50 years old and dug in other people’s gardens and cleaned other people’s houses. My aunt and cleaned Wandera John’s house so he knew about my father’s death and came to his burial. She had three children of her own to care for and had a hard time caring for me and my sister. Wandera John found a woman to care for us and built a temporary house for us to live in, He pays her every month to care for me and buys me clothes and takes me to school. I am in Primary Three Class now and I want to be a teacher when I grow up.

Please sponsor me for $65/month and let Wandera John know of your interest in sponsoring me by sending a message to his face book page at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085115523942 , send him an e-mail at [email protected] or call him at +256 754 673452

You can send your donations by MoneyGram or Western Union to Wanyama Bashiri in Uganda. You can also send your donations to Wanyama Bashiri's MTN Mobile money account number +256 787 778412 in Uganda through Wave, WorldRemit or Remitly

Tap on this link to see my photo album.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=111817311692879&set=a.111817415026202

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Poor children without stories needing a sponsor. Tap on the photo, scroll left or right to see their photos or photo albums if they have one and consider sponsoring one of them.

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When you sponsor a child in this orphanage, you can follow the progress of your child by looking at their photo album on this page by clicking on the photos above. Scroll down to read their story and click on the link to see their photo album

You can comment on your child’s photos and he will comment back to you. You have the right to see a current photo of your sponsored child before you sponsor them and at least one new picture of your sponsored child in their photo album for every month that you sponsor them.

03/11/2025

https://gofund.me/83af2ee3

Hello, we are raising funds for a new orphanage in Bugiri, Uganda, where John will grow crops to feed the children and we will build infrastructure in 2025. Please help us with donations so we have the seeds and resources to succeed in making this project sustainable to last generations! We have raised $20 toward our goal of $5,000

Hello, we are raising funds for a new orphanage in Bugiri, Uganda, where John w… Lawrence Black needs your support for Donate to Build a Sustainable Orphanage

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NOTE TO U.S. SPONSORS
Graham Organization Center is NOT a 501c(3) tax exempt organization, so direct donations to them are NOT tax deductible. You can claim a tax deduction by arranging to donate through your church as designated giving if your church is a 501c(3) tax exempt organization and they are agreeable to it.

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31/10/2025

October 26, 2025
Eddrine Otenge has a large tumor on his leg

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