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Mumbere Emmanuel

4 Years

Living in: Mityana

Child No: MN152

Gender: Male

Emmanuel’s mother has separated from his father and her job is not enough to meet the family’s needs and school fees. She also has to care for her sick mother. The situation at home is very difficult, with the family only able to afford one meal a day due to many bills. Both parents work as farmers, but their earnings are too low to support their child’s education.

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Your tax-deductible monthly contribution of $45 supports a child in elementary education, while $62 aids a high school student through a church-affiliated Child Transformation Program. A monthly donation of at least $150 assists a vocational student with tuition, Christian discipleship, leadership training, and basic medical care. For a comprehensive impact, a monthly donation of at least $300 supports a university student, covering tuition, meals, housing, mentoring, and medical care. Additionally, your support has a significant impact on elementary and high school students through – Intervention programs encompass:

  • Life-saving medical treatment
  • Nutritious food provision
  • Health and hygiene training
  • Educational assistance
  • Christian discipleship initiatives fostering children’s intrinsic value as God’s children
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Address: Mifik Global Mission
P.o Box 75843 – Clock tower,
Kampala, Uganda.
Tel: +(256) 783 782 165
Email: ugoffice@mifikmission.org

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Mumbere Emmanuel

Mityana

Emmanuel’s mother has separated from his father and her job is not enough to meet the family’s needs and school fees. She also has to care for her sick mother. The situation at home is very difficult, with the family only able to afford one meal a day due to many bills. Both parents work as farmers, but their earnings are too low to support their child’s education.