Phiona is just one of many thousands of people who have received life saving treatment at the Kibaale Community Health Centre. Please consider helping us raise $150,000 to continue the work being done by donating to or participating in the 2021 Kibaale Walk on Saturday, June 5th.

It’s so nice to have this part of the construction project finished, now we are just waiting for the students to return!

This porridge is such an amazing gift, most of our students come from homes where their families are peasant farmers and don’t grow enough food to feed their families every day.

The students are now on term break but it is not quiet in Kibaale, there is construction happening on every end of the compound!

When Nemayamukama Harriet received sponsorship to attend Kibaale School in 2014, she was living “in a very bad house.” But a year later, Harriet got the surprise of a lifetime when Kibaale announced she was receiving a new home.

Michael credits his bright future to his sponsors, who supported Michael financially throughout his studies, including medical school. Now 27 years old, Michael works full-time at Kibaale Community Clinic, serving patients from the surrounding community.