We're so grateful to everyone that supported Watoto Choir 107 on their Tour in New Zealand. They're now back home and doing well.
Here is a few images of their journey home.
Rescued at two years old, Jimmy is now 13 and with a bright future. He found a loving home and family with Mama Christine in our Bbira village.
Thank you for your generosity and partnership with Watoto.
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Every girl matters and every girl has the right to stay in school.
Esther’s smart and determined, and dreams of becoming a nurse. Thanks to everyone who’s making sure she gets that chance. With your help, we’re keeping girls in school.
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Precious and Hudson love that they’re part of a family and community who cares for them.
Your support is giving Precious and Hudson, and over 3,000 children, a chance to grow into their full potential. https://t.co/oQYPSBuSNN
At 15 years old, Gisma is working hard in school to make her dreams a reality and no longer worries about missing out on an education simply because they can’t afford feminine hygiene products.
Get involved now Watoto Keep a girl in school. https://t.co/Psj8ylmAcf
At Watoto, we know it’s important to work towards self-sustainability. Our farms provide fresh vegetables and eggs for our villages, and goats milk for Baby Watoto. We’re grateful to every partner that's come alongside us as we develop a sustainable future for our children.
Watoto provides a home & a family for vulnerable women and children, where they each have a safe place to grow and thrive. We want to provide this same future to other vulnerable children. You can make a difference. Go to https://t.co/cvkDAP2mCv and help us welcome more home.
Meet Salome. Rescued as a baby, and is being raised to dream and discover God’s plans for her life. Check out our 2019 Annual Stories
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At 23 years old, Diana’s struggling to raise her two children as a single mother. In the midst of hardship, an undeniable ray of hope shines. Thank you for helping us come alongside Diana and thousands of women throughout Africa in similar situations.
Due to COVID-19, schools in Uganda were closed and movement on and off our villages was restricted. To help cover the staffing gap and ensure our babies were well taken care of, several of our young adults stepped up to help. We’re thankful for these promising future leaders.
This is Steven. He’s a part of our blossoming new agricultural school. where he’s given first-hand, real life lessons not only in farming, but also in what it takes to be a leader in the agribusiness sector. Thank you for loving and supporting Watoto.
Watoto Doctors are always on call because each person they treat isn’t simply a patient, they’re family. Winnie was battling a lifelong journey of sickle cell anemia.Thanks to Watoto partners, both locally and across the globe, a match was found and she’s continuing to recover.
During times of crisis we see pain, but we also see ordinary people becoming heroes. When you choose to always love, that’s heroic. Thank you for being our Hero!
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This is Juliet, She is 8years old and full of joy and energy. She is a member of Choir 107 that is looking forward to spending time with you on June 27th. It's an online event and can't wait to meet and interact with you all. #aneveningwithwatotochoir107
Meet Jude and Junior, their smiles and stories will definitely make your day. Can't wait to meet you all at the online event #aneveningwithwatotochoir107. lets invite everybody!
see you soon!
Juliet and Ruby will also be attending the first ever online event #aneveningwithwatotochoir107 on June 27th. We can't wait to meet you all! have you considered inviting your friends?. See you soon!