adonai oct 2011 news letter
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setting homes for homeless,we also consider and encour-age foster parenting and
adoption.There-fore, allour effortsaregearedtowardsthat, areasonwhy allour focusand pro-
jects aretargeting
the entirefamily. i.e.; Adonai ParentsFinancial Scheme istargeting the active poorparents/ guardians in thecommunities. These are thepeople who are strugglingbut when supported can dobetter. The aim of this is tosupport these families in or-der to support themselvesand perhaps be able to sup-port others in the long run.
Livestock Projects, like Pig-gery which is also part ofempowering families to havea source of income ratherthan depending on support.We encourage hard work andteaching people how to fish
as opposed to giving them afish. We aim at causing asignificant impact to familiesand communities at large.
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1.ADONAI FAMILY-UGANDA (AFU) , P. O. Box 28340 Kampala (Uganda) East Africa, Tel +256 702 379962.
Email: [email protected]. Website. www.adonaicentre.org
As per Adonai FamilyUganda our Mission is set-ting the fatherless intofamilies. We are proud toreport that we are steadilyrealising it.
The on going challenge isproducing responsible, valueoriented and purpose drivenparents out of orphans,abandoned, rejected andvulnerable children for Godsglory.During our years of workingwith orphans and other vul-nerable communities, wehave come to realise thatthere are many children whoare inneed ofproperfamilynurtur-ing de-spite ofstayingin a fam-ily. Afamilyis theplacewhere
oneturns to in all situations; itis the secure base whereones behaviour, beliefs,priorities, values, andworldview are developed.This is where responsible,
value ori-ented andpurposedriven par-ents aremanufactu-red. Each
child to re-alise his/herpotentialneeds ahome withparentswho canprovidequality carefor children,no matterwhether isor not the
biological parent. That iswhy we respect foster par-enting and adoption. Whenwe talk about setting chil-dren in families, apart from
The Primary Seven candidates of Adonai Junior School poses with theDirector and their teachers after completing their PLE this early
November. Our new car helped in transporting them.
We are going to work onour compound to give it anew green look.
This term, our primaryseven pupils sat for their
Primary Leaving Examina-tions (PLE) that will seethem join secondary schoolnext year. We had a total of19 candidates. We pray forthem to excel in their ex-ams.
We are proud of a dedi-cated staff. Our teachershave a strong passion towork with OVCs. (OrphansCont. to......2
I send greetings from AdonaiJunior School. We are grate-ful for the continuous sup-port from our sponsors. Asa school, we have had a lotof success stories to tell
from our children. The previ-ous terms have been a suc-cess. No major sicknesswas registered in school.
Despite the ever escalatingfood prices on the market,we have managed tomaintain a reasonablediet for our children.Goats milk from ourdairy goats and eggsfrom our poultry projectgive a diet boost. ThankGod, plans are underwayto acquire new farm land.This will enable us getenough fresh food tofeed our children on. Wethank everybody whoseefforts have made usachieve this.
Diary goats kept at thecentre enrich the chil-drens diet that todaythey take porridge
with milkThe newly constructedRon Eyre block
The APFS beneficiaries, Mr. Kibombo andfamily in front of their built house they
secured after getting a loan
ADONAI PARENTSFINANCIAL SCHEME
It has steadily developed
into a savings & credit co-
operative society.
Adonai Family, Uganda. (AFU)
OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2011 VOLUME 6
Unfortunate found sleeping onbare ground in Karamoja by
Adonai team. Adonai Family ca-ters for children with such similar
background.
God does
not call thequalifiedbut qualifiesthose Hecalls!!!
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very rewarding yet on a
small plot! This prompted
the children to do the same
this season. The yields are
just very promising.
Cabbages have been grown
both in bags and on a small
plot next to the home. Dur-
ing the dry season the chil-
dren water them every evin-
ing. They have enriched the
children diet.
Tomatoes
have also
been grown
in both sacks
and in the gardens also sup-
plimating on the childrens
diet
In addition also sweet pota-
toes have been always
grown on a borrowed land
near the school, but thank
God soon we are getting a
bigger land for the Adonai
farm.
ADONAI FAMILY UGANDA October - November 2011 Volume 6
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USA Contact
Bruce Karmazin+217 234 5915
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Cont. from.....1 and Vulnerable Children)
They have created a condu-
cive atmosphere for all chil-
dren irrespective of their
needy status. Our strategic
plan is to maintain a stronghuman resource base that
will lead us to better results
nurturing these toddlers into
responsible mature adults
Many of our day childrencommute long distances onfoot from home to schooland back. This makes themreach school late or even fail
to turn up especially in rainyseasons.
Headmistress Abby T
1.) Pray with us weare still lackingStaff and chil-drens accommo-dation.
2.) Pray for the chil-
dren especiallythose who com-mute long dis-tances to schooland back home.
3.) We need a hydropower for the solarenergy is notenough.
4.) Pray for unspon-sored children sothat God opensdoors for theirsponsorships.
5.) Pray for Gods pro-vision for the foodcosts are too high.
ADONAI FAMILY-UGANDA (AFU) , P. O. Box 28340 Kampala (Uganda) East Africa, Tel +256 702 379962.Email: [email protected]. Website. www.adonaicentre.org
A garden of cabbages grown beside the home has enreached the diet of the children yet the children also
get the skills .Mother of Adonai home demonstrates to the childrenhow to look after the birds at Adonai Poultry project
The pig of one of the beneficiaries
guardians of our beneficiaryfamilies on the issues ofparenting in a bid to promote
quality care for children.
We thank the Lord for all ourpartners in this noble cause,with your entire monthly,annual, periodical or onetime financial commitmentand prayers that havehelped us to realise our vi-sion. It is encouraging find-ing a child smiling, who usedto look like a soldier on thefrontline before! May thegood Lord always bless youDirectorRev. Pr. Aloysious Luswata
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It is our obligation to reachthe entire family not a singlechild in a family. In this, weare now strategically sup-porting and organising seri-ous awareness to the com-munities more so to the
Required in area ofEDUCATION,HEALTH &
BUILDING
CONSTRUCTIONUK-Contact
Christine Alwright,Richard & Hazel
Cabbages and tomatoes grown insacks beside the verander of
Adonai home
In addition our children enjoy
milk from our diary goats we
formally had three but now
have increased to nine.
The children also enjoy eggs
once a week from the our
poultry farm.
We hope to expand these
projects as funds all
The fact that Uganda is an
agriculturalist country, inorder to ensure sustainable-bility we train our childrenfarming methods with thelittle land we have so that bythe time they leave us eachhas at least a know how onthe modern farming tech-niques.
Adonai childrens home hasgardens around the homelooked after by our children.
The previous harvest was