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Back to school Campaign 2013


School season is finally here and ripe; over the past 4 years Shalom Namutere project has been supporting 54 children with their education needs in what we callback to school campaign, this year we have received requests from 7 more guardians with about 16 children hoping that we can give them a chance to go back to school, our team has identified additional four families with children who need to be sent back to school 6 of them, I have also identified one girl who dropped out of school in Senior 2 and she is working as a house maid so she can get some money to educate her 2 young brothers, she is however willing to go back to school in case there is a chance for her and her brothers. This therefore means that we have about 25 new kids whom we have to take in for our back to school campaign to help them get education because we believe the future lies in these little ones.
So 54 from last year and 25 coming on board this year we increase our number to 79 children and 2 care takers to make it 81 in total;

I strongly believe that you and me can both do something about this by supporting this course and help give them education they deserve, through one of the following ways.
1. This year we will be having 2 in high school and 9 in secondary school, you can adopt 1 of them for support or contribute towards the entire group, the fees structure ranges between 200,000/= to about 500,000/= per child per term for schools which are not very expensive. And there are 3 school terms per year so that is a total of between 600,000 and 1,500,000/= per year per child.
2. You can donate books (exercise books, text books such as English Dictionary, Pens, pencils and colour pencil) to the entire group or to some of the kids. 
3. You can donate sanitary pads for the girls.
4. You can donate school shoes and uniforms or towards that.
5. You can also contribute towards the child care centre we are planing to put up a meeting hall with different class rooms
6. Contribute towards the construction of a community High school which we plan to put up this year.
7. Finally you can also contribute towards the sustainability of the care takers who receive only 60,000/= per month each.
Thank you so much for taking your time to read through this message, looking forward to hearing from you and hopefully making you our partner because together we can make a difference and give hope and a future

All amounts above are in Ugandan shillings at an exchange rate of 2,500/= per 1$

THIS IS JUSTICE NOT CHARITY
For more information you can contact us on
shalomdvp608@gmail.com
ngoloberobert@yahoo.com

or see our blog and site bellow and facebook page bellow
Shalom Namutere Project
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Have a blessed day 

Robert Ngolobe Edube
Founder/Director,
Shalom Namutere Project.
http://shalomdvp608.wix.com/shalomdvp608com

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