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Growing support for scholarships!
RUFC supporter, Emily Sagardia, announced her commitment to cover school fees for two Ugandan youth. Selected student, Joseph Mukiza (pictured), wants to be a climate scientist when he grows up so that he can help his father improve his farming. You can also get to know and support a child through RUFC!
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USC global health students join forces with RUFC!
A team of USC graduate and undergraduate students and alumni traveled with RUFC to Mpigi to teach public heath. Over the past 12 months candidates in both the master of public health program and undergraduate global health major developed a public health curriculum and student workbook that they implemented during RUFC's soccer camp. Once there, the Youth at Work Initiative Uganda paired them with medical and nursing students from Makerere University in Kampala to deliver the public health program. Learn more!
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Miriam enrolled in new school!
After living and attending school in an institution for troubled and abandoned youth, Miriam has been admitted into a beautiful new boarding school. Her tuition is being covered by individual sponsors through RUFC who met her during her recent RUFC-supported trip to California. Join us in wishing Miriam a great new start on the RUFC Facebook page!
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Unintended benefits...
RUFC camp participant, Soul, came to me on the first day in tears telling me his tooth had been hurting for 3 months. I asked him to open his swollen jaw, revealing a rotten and infected back molar. I immediately went with him to a nearby clinic. 20 minutes and $4 later the tooth was extracted and Soul was given antibiotics. On Friday Soul was back at camp with a brilliant smile!
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