Mind & Heart HAVEN
We shelter and feed children
WHAT WE DO
Main areas
Shelter and feed vulnerable children
Our main focus is to shelter children and orphans, in a safe and caring environment.
And to feed them with proper nutrition food throughout the day.
Give children an education
Every child has the right for education, and through our orphanage the children will be given classes to educate them in all topics needed to become good citizens of Uganda.
Farming & Live stock
The orphanage will be self-sustainable by growing their own food and keep live stocks.
Clean water
We will build wells to bring clean water to the orphanage, and later also other locations where needed in or around Kiwoko.
This is our story
We are in the very beginning of building up an orphanage in Kiwoko, Uganda for street-children and orphans.
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CHILDREN
By September 2020 we have 11 children/youths living in the house in Kiwoko.
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FINISHED PROJECTS
Due to COVID19 we are behind our schedule of building, though we have been able to shelter the first children in an other house of ours in the village.
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VOLUNTEERS
We will soon welcome more volunteers to our project.
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GALLONS OF WATER
Can't wait to start building the first well for our project.
HOW WE HELP
Current projects
New wells and clear water project
01/03/2021
Uganda is a lush country, and the access to water trough wells is an easy task, and very much needed. Especially during dry seasons, which can be for long periods at a time. By having our own well we will be able to secure water close by even during this periods, and we can go on doing our daily tasks without struggling....
Farming
01/03/2021
The clima in Uganda is great for farming, and most plants give fruits at least two times a year. A large area will be used for farming, with a variety of fruits and vegetables. This will also give the orphans an opportunity to learn how to keep their own land, so when they grow up and move out they will...
There is a huge need for Safe HAVENS for orphans in Uganda. Many of them are living in the streets and taking care of themselves and even younger siblings.