Our Dream

Malaria still a Major Challenge

Omari is an energetic, sometimes bit mischievous 9-year old boy, who enjoys life to the full. He has recently contracted a serious bout of Malaria, and is currently hospitalised. Malaria still impacts at least two to three children every month at the orphanage. Milder cases are treated at home, but sometimes hospitalisation is necessary. The service is provided on a fee for service basis. Unfortunately, the leadership has to take funds from the food budget to pay these fees, as the budget is not 100% funded.

Please consider supporting the orphanage this Christmas with a one time gift, or become a monthly donor. A small monthly amount makes a big difference to children like Omari to ensure medical treatment and nutritious meals.

Donate on behalf of family/friends as a Christmas gift this year!

Would you considered blessing a child this Christmas by donating to a worthy cause, as a Christmas gift on behalf of friends or family? Research shows that people are more fulfilled when giving rather than receiving. Please go to http://www.grace-orphanage.org/donate-now/ to make your donation and bless a child in need today (and be blessed yourself)!

Ahadi Mamule

Born in Kilomoni (7 years old). When Ahadi was two years old both her parents died from HIV Aids. Ahadi was left in the care of her grandmother until she was taken to live at Grace Ministries Children's Home. Ahadi is now in grade 2 at primary school.

Nyema Gaston

Born in Misisi village, Nyemya lost both her parents during Makonola tribal conflict. Nyemya does not know anything more about her past. She lived hungry and destitute on the streets until she was found by Grace Ministries Children's Home. Nyemya is in grade 7.

Fiscal Responsibilty

We commit to keep our fundraising expenses to a minimum and will ensure that your donations is applied for the benefit of the children.