Concern for Rural kids

Amen to that

Our at are to make the whole world !

Not everyone is blessed with a charitable heart. Not everyone is blessed with wonderful people, but I can proudly say that I am blessed. I am blessed beyond measure. I have the most amazing friends that bring the best out of me. They give with one heart and I ungrudgingly. Thank you my volunteers for working hard to make the fundraiser a success. Thank you for donating time, food, and money. Thank for being the change in the world. Thank you for being vessels of love. Thank you for answering God’s call. God bless you. Love you all. Yes .

Give a gift of hope.

Are you passionate about making sure children never go hungry? or about girls having a chance at an education?

Devxchange has many projects that work hard to support children whose families struggle. Don't know which one to donate to? Let's talk!

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Image by our volunteer, Ragulan Ravichandran

Passionately. Friends, join me so we can make a difference. Give hope to the hopeless. Mug Ronah, Nabalema Harriet, Annet Anne

Joyce Sekalala-Williams has always believed that people should love unconditionally and without expecting anything back. She started the Caring for the Kids Program in Uganda to provide children with scholastic materials such as shoes, books, pencils, uniforms.
Her next big goals for the program are to help the children get access to a library and to make sure they receive enough food and nutrition. Please support Joyce by donating to her project: http://devxchange.org/campaigns/caring-for-kids

Lunch time at Katerero Primary school.

Thank you my mama Joyce Kewaza for fighting for Nazziwa. Nazziwa has been taken away from her grandpa’s home to be a maid. This was brought to my sister’s attention who reported the matter to the police and demanded for the lady to be arrested. According to community members, this lady has been taking people’s kids without consent to work as maids in the city. The community members were really afraid of her because whenever they would report to police, she would bribe her way out. This time she touched the wrong child. Nazziwa is one of our foster child that we have been taking care of for two years. She is now afraid of going back to grandpa, so we will be keeping her in the boarding section of the school. Thank God she is back to school. A big thank you to the community members that reported to my sister, the headmistress and director for Concern for Rural kids.