Nurturing Nations

Continued support by providing food for the childrens home in uganda.

237,950 meals were served to the hungry. 165 children rescued from abuse. 69 children received lifesaving medical care. 320 children were enrolled in school that otherwise wouldnt be able to receive an education. 261 students promoted to the next grade level. With 100 percent pass rate for basic education certificate examination. All graduates were admitted to senior high school. 70 individuals were microloan beneficiaries: 15 single mothers, 35 widows, 20 women. 8 single mothers learned soap making as a way to be self-sufficient. 995 individuals served per month (single mothers, widows, people with disabilities). 11 children with special needs provided full-time care after being found abandoned and abused. 100,000 new trees were planted in the nurturing nations reforestation project.providing much-needed job opportunities for the community. Employed 57 women and 17 men in this project. Rescued many animals and provided educational resources on how to have a sustainable forest and river ecosystem. 87 percent decrease in criminal activity for at risk youth. 107 of 122 no longer engage in criminal activities. 69 students received new school uniforms commissioned the official opening of a medical clinic. Purchased 5 beds and mattresses, 5 tables and 5 chairs for the clinic. Held free medical/dental/vision clinics giving hundreds access to proper medical care. Helped pay the medical bills for malaria treatment for 143 children and adults. 13 new babies have been welcomed at the nurturing nations medical clinic. Providing a safe labor and delivery option. Cropped harvests of maize, cassava, okra, peanuts. Developing animal farming of pigs and fish.