Age: 11
Birthday: June 22, 2005
Grade: Primary, Level 4
Pauline (“Polly”) came to Awinjo House on January 27th, 2014. She has a mother and a father in poor condition, four siblings, and their family has taken in four additional orphans. They could not feed all of them adequately or pay school fees in a good idm 6.25 keygen school, so Polly and her sister Sheila Angel have come to live at Awinjo House. Also, we have hired Polly’s mother (Mama Leah) as the cook for Awinjo House to increase the family’s income.
Polly is very well behaved, does great in school, and sets a good overall example for the other children at Awinjo. In fact, she wants to be in the ministry when she gets older, and sometimes the other children even affectionately refer to her as “Pastor Polly.”
If you would like to sponsor Polly for just $36/mo, please click the Sponsor button below to access Polly’s personal giving page. And 100% of the money that you give will be used to provide Polly with:
Thank you for your interest in Polly and all of the children at Awinjo House. Without your encouragement, prayers, and financial support, this ministry could not exist to raise orphaned and vulnerable children to love and serve Jesus in Uganda.
Age: 13 Birthday: 2003 Grade: Primary, Level 4 Mercy Athieno came to Awinjo House on May 14, 2009. Both of her parents are still alive, but her father has polio and cannot walk and they have 11 children and are extremely poor. When we visited the family, we could see that Mercy was sick and... (Read more)
Age: 17 Birthday: July 26, 1999 Grade: Secondary, Level 3 Isaac Oloka came to Awinjo House March 8, 2016. His mother is a widow with 5 children, and was supporting her family with agriculture. However, she was bitten by a cobra and then had to have hernia surgery, so she had no income. All of... (Read more)
Age: 11 Birthday: September 3, 2005 Grade: Primary, Level 5 Sarah Achieng came to Awinjo House on December 6, 2010. When Sarah’s father died, her mother remarried a man who killed her in front of the children. There are no other relatives that can help except an old grandmother who cannot pay for school. Sarah... (Read more)
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