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Nanyanga Lucky Prossy

14 Years

Living in: Namuwoongo

Child No: NAM142

Gender: Female

Lucky lives with both of her parents. Her mother sells perishable vegetables, while her father works as a builder. Unfortunately, he had an accident and injured his legs, leaving him unable to work. Now it is up to the mother to take care of the children. She is facing the challenge of paying school fees for all four kids and providing food and other basic needs at home, as she is alone in supporting the family.

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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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Nanyanga Lucky Prossy

Namuwoongo

Lucky lives with both of her parents. Her mother sells perishable vegetables, while her father works as a builder. Unfortunately, he had an accident and injured his legs, leaving him unable to work. Now it is up to the mother to take care of the children. She is facing the challenge of paying school fees for all four kids and providing food and other basic needs at home, as she is alone in supporting the family.