I’m Cathy: a nurse, a Kinship United alumna, and someone who’s had the privilege of helping organize six medical camps [last] year. Every camp is different, held in different locations across our Kinship Home communities, but each one teaches me the same powerful truth: Some people don’t just give. They change the way others experience […]
You Did It Again: You Healed Hundreds in Uganda
Lack of access to a hospital is the difference between life and death. There is no ambulance for an emergency. The nearest hospital will take an hour by motorbike, many hours if you have to walk. If you are pregnant, injured, or too sick to make the journey, you might not make it. Medical emergencies […]
Hope and Healing Returned to Buloba—Thanks to You
When we say, “You make it possible,” we truly mean it. Every story of hope and healing that we share starts with your kindness. And thanks to your ongoing support, something amazing happened in Buloba, Uganda. You Stepped in When Help Was Needed Most For a long time, healthcare in Buloba was supported by international […]
Your Gifts Saved Racheal’s Life!
Do you remember Racheal? She’s the 16 year-old-girl living in the Kireka Kinship Project in Uganda who nearly died due to a liver disease (check out Racheal’s story). You remember how terrified Racheal was that she would die, as she watched her foot and her abdomen swell unnaturally because of the disease affecting her liver. […]
“I Don’t Want To Die”
Racheal Nanfuka came into Jungo Kinship Home after both of her parents died. Just a few years later Racheal started to get sick. Here is Racheal’s story from her own perspective: In the middle of last year, my stomach started swelling. Everyone at school thought I was pregnant and no one believed that I wasn’t, […]
