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Three Strands Orphan Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit partnering with licensed orphanages in Uganda to provide care, education, and support for vulnerable children - helping them grow, thrive, and build brighter futures.

Today we want to share about Joel, one of the brightest lights at NLM and cousin to Benita.Joel is 14 years old. He lost...
06/24/2026

Today we want to share about Joel, one of the brightest lights at NLM and cousin to Benita.

Joel is 14 years old. He lost both of his parents to HIV when he was just six. After that, he was taken in by his grandmother and grew up side‑by‑side with Benita. When their grandmother left without communication and the kids were left alone, they walked to NLM, and they have been part of NLM’s family for the last four years. 💛

Joel is now in Primary 6 and if you know him, you know he lives for soccer. ⚽️ He plays number 7, and he’s genuinely talented, quick, sharp, and fearless on the field. But his dreams don’t stop there. One day, he wants to become a policeman, and honestly, it fits him. He’s got charisma, humor, and a presence you feel the moment he walks into a room.

At home, Joel brings energy, laughter, and leadership. He’s the kid who can turn a quiet moment into joy, and the one everyone naturally gravitates toward.

We’re grateful to watch him grow, dream, and step into who he’s becoming. 🌟

The team is already buzzing about our January trip. 🙌🏻 There’s nothing like stepping back into the noise, the laughter, ...
06/24/2026

The team is already buzzing about our January trip. 🙌🏻 There’s nothing like stepping back into the noise, the laughter, and the absolute joy the kids bring.

We’re counting down the days and ready for every hug, every game, and every moment that reminds us why this work matters. ❤️




This is what joy looks like! We’re excited to share a major milestone with our TSOR family: we have officially purchased...
06/18/2026

This is what joy looks like!

We’re excited to share a major milestone with our TSOR family: we have officially purchased land for MCCM. ❤️🏡

This step has been years in the making. What started as a long‑term goal is now a concrete foundation for the future of the children we serve. Owning land gives MCCM stability, room to grow, and the ability to build a permanent, well‑structured environment for education, safety, and long‑term care.

This progress reflects the collective effort of everyone who has supported this mission, through prayer, encouragement, resources, and consistent belief in the work. Your involvement has created real, measurable movement.

Purchasing land is not the end of the journey. It’s the beginning of the build phase. As we move forward, we invite you to stay engaged. Every contribution and every act of support helps us take the next step toward a sustainable future for MCCM. 🌱

Thank you for standing with us. 🙏🏻

📸 Sanoni, Phiona, and Kintu

Meet Esther, one of the older girls in our care at HCCM; a young woman with a quiet strength. Esther is 16 years old. Wh...
06/15/2026

Meet Esther, one of the older girls in our care at HCCM; a young woman with a quiet strength.

Esther is 16 years old. When she was just seven, her father was poisoned, and even though he was taken to the hospital, he didn’t survive. Her mother is disabled, and as life became harder, local leaders reached out to Pastor Emma for help. Esther joined our family when she was 12, and we’ve watched her grow into a thoughtful, determined young lady.

She loves the color green, keeps her space spotless, and takes great pride in washing clothes; she says she can’t stand a dirty environment.

Esther dreams big. ❤️
She hopes to become a nurse one day, serving others with the same care she’s been shown.

We’re proud of the young woman she’s becoming and incredibly grateful to walk alongside her. ✨



06/13/2026

Hooray for new bunk beds, linens, and pillows at HCCM! Thank you to everyone who helped to support this effort! We appreciate your kindness and compassion for the kids! ❤️🙏🏻❤️

The kids at HCCM bring so much joy and their smiles brighten every part of this ministry. 💜And today we’re celebrating a...
06/13/2026

The kids at HCCM bring so much joy and their smiles brighten every part of this ministry. 💜

And today we’re celebrating a HUGE blessing!
New mattresses, sheets, pillows, and three metal bunk beds arrived yesterday. God has met this need in the most amazing way.

Getting them here wasn’t easy… but with determination and several motorcycle rides, we did it. 🙌🏻 Setting up the bunk beds and making up the beds with fresh linens and pillows was a happy moment in the HCCM home.

The kids will sleep better tonight, and our hearts are full. 🙏🏻


🌱 Peter’s Story… continued After Peter officially joined the MCCM family, the real battle began.For five months, Sister ...
06/11/2026

🌱 Peter’s Story… continued

After Peter officially joined the MCCM family, the real battle began.

For five months, Sister Ruth stayed with him in the hospital, caring for him day and night. Through treatment, love, patience, and God’s grace, Peter slowly regained strength. He began to smile. He began to thrive. 🌱💪🏾

What still moves us deeply is this:
No family member has ever come back for him. MCCM became his home. We became his family. And he became our son. ❤️

Today, Peter is a happy, healthy young boy, now in Primary Four, doing well in school and full of life. And in September, he will celebrate his 10th birthday, a milestone that once felt impossible when he first arrived fighting for survival. 🎉🎂

When we look at Peter, we don’t just see a child. We see a miracle. We see the faithfulness of God. We see what compassion can restore. ✨

To everyone who has prayed, supported, encouraged, and given so generously, thank you. You helped rewrite Peter’s story. You helped give him the chance to grow, learn, and dream. 🌟

He is living proof that love heals, hope restores, and God can turn even the hardest beginnings into a beautiful testimony of grace. 🙏🏾❤️

A story from Phiona at MCCM 💙In 2017, while I was still at university, a little boy arrived at MCCM whose life would for...
06/10/2026

A story from Phiona at MCCM 💙

In 2017, while I was still at university, a little boy arrived at MCCM whose life would forever shape ours. His name was Peter, and the day he came is one I will never forget.

It was around 10:00 in the morning. I had left for campus while Sister Ruth was washing clothes for the children. When I returned, I joined her, both of us unaware that a precious life was on his way to us. 👶🏾🧺

Peter was just 8 months old, and the condition he was in was heartbreaking. His mother had passed when he was only 2 months old. His father remarried, and from there, Peter faced deep neglect. Neighbors shared that he was rarely fed on time and hardly ever taken outside to feel sunlight or fresh air. By the time he reached us, he was severely malnourished and dangerously weak. 💔

A kind gentleman who knew about MCCM brought him because he feared Peter wouldn’t survive much longer. At that moment, we had no money, no plan for medical bills. only a conviction that we could not turn him away. We chose faith over fear, trusting that a way would be made. 🙏🏾✨

Before taking him in permanently, Kintu followed up on the case and worked with the authorities to ensure everything was done legally and safely. Once all investigations were complete, we officially welcomed Peter into the MCCM family. 🏡❤️

This was only the beginning of his fight for life.

We will share part 2 tomorrow ⏭️

TSOR family, today we want to share a story from Noah about Benita, from NLM. Her story is one many, which show the kind...
06/07/2026

TSOR family, today we want to share a story from Noah about Benita, from NLM. Her story is one many, which show the kind of strength we see in our children every day.

Benita lived with her grandmother her whole life. Her father neglected her at birth, and her mother passed away when she was just two. The only family she knew growing up was her grandmother’s sister and her cousin Joel, who is also here with us at NLM. Their grandmother moved from village to village doing field labor to provide for them, and she was a friend to our housemother at that time.

One day, their grandmother left Luuka district and never returned. Benita and Joel stayed alone in the house with no communication and no food. After three days without a meal, they walked to the orphanage during lunchtime. We shared our lunch with them, and we could not send them back to an empty home. Four years later, we received news that their grandmother had passed away three districts away from Jinja. Only Benita was able to travel for the burial. 💔

Even with all she has walked through, Benita is now 15 years old and thriving. ✨ She performs well in school, is in Primary 7, and wants to become a nurse. She is also the Head Girl at her primary school. At home, she helps with the housework and takes care of the younger girls. If something needs to be organized, you go through Benita, she’s a natural leader, and the others follow her.

This year she will graduate from primary school and join secondary school next year. We are very proud of the young woman she is becoming. 🌼💛

📸 Benita from NLM


Why awareness matters and why hope in action changes lives ✨Today, Gloria and Elijah attended a hospital sickle cell edu...
06/05/2026

Why awareness matters and why hope in action changes lives ✨

Today, Gloria and Elijah attended a hospital sickle cell education event, and what they received went far beyond information. They learned what sickle cell actually does to the body, how nutrition and hydration protect them, and why preventative care is essential for long‑term strength.

But the emotional weight of the day came from the unexpected grace poured over them.

Gloria was given a warrior shirt, a reminder of her strength, and received one of the most expensive preventative sickle cell medications completely free. This treatment helps reduce painful crises and protects her organs over time.

Elijah couldn’t be tested because of his recent transfusion, but he still received free immune‑boosting medication, and both children were scheduled for free retesting and additional preventative care in July.

Doctors also recommended malaria treatment to support their overall health, a crucial step for children whose immune systems are already fighting so much.

We’re grateful for Winnie’s heart, for the medical team’s compassion, and for a God who sees every detail.

Today was a miracle. AMEN ❤️

📸 Gloria and Elijah from HCCM

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