Child Sponsorship Program


Sponsoring a disabled child is a personal way to show God’s love to a child in need.
For $50 a month, you’ll help that child her care taker mostly women and grandparents and other vulnerable children in their community to stand tall, free from poverty
How to sponsor a child
Please send us the name of the child you’re willing to sponsor via email: lhi@lendahandinternational.org and we will get back to you with more information.
Children under Sponsorship
Below are some of the children we are fundraising for.






























Nassiwa Jollin is a 3 year old girl who lives with both her parents and her elder brother, Jollin was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 3 months despite having been born well. Her mother says she was okay until one evening when she got a high fever and begun convulsing. When they rushed her to the nearby clinic, the doctors told her ‘’the child has severe malaria, It’s what has caused the convulsions’’.
She was admitted for 3 days and discharged home under good conditions. Mother says ‘’Jollin never progressed with other milestones after that illness and she also begun getting constant seizures. Mother says when she took her to the hospital, Jollin was diagnosed with having epilepsy. A disease that makes her body shake whenever it attacks her. Jollin cannot sit or do anything by herself currently and feeding is by help of her mother. She lives with both her parents and her elder brother. Her mother sales roasted maize on the street in the evening and the dad works as a farm laborer.
Despite the above efforts, her parents really struggle to take care of the special needs of Jollin. Her mother is a dedicated woman who responds to all the programs of the foundation whenever she is invited with the rest of the caretakers.
Your sponsorship commitment will guarantee that Jollin receives routine home visits by the foundation team, she receives routine assessment by the therapists, she receives medication to control the seizures, and she receives the much needed food supplements to prevent malnutrition. She will get enrolled in a training program to build her intellectual and physical abilities. Our caring staff will reflect Christ’s love to these children through their action and lives.

Nanduutu Prisca is a 7 year old girl who lives with her granny and 4 other younger relatives. Nanduutu was diagnosed with cerebral palsy a disease that her granny and neighbors attribute to witch craft. Her mother succumbed to breast cancer and being the last bone out of 7 children, her granny decided to bring her to Lugga Ntenjeru of Mukono district where she lives now with the rest of the grand kids.
Nanduutu can sit but unable to stand on her own her dad stays in Mbale and is unemployed. Her granny struggles to take care of her plus the rest of the grand kids at home as she also battles chronic arthritis and back pain while she practices peasantry day to day to feed the family The family lives under terrible poverty were this special needs child and the rest of other kids sometimes only have one meal per day. She looks malnourished with flies all over the space on her body just like other kids in her home. Sometimes the neighbors help her grandmother with other basic home necessities like soap but not regularly.
Despite all that, Nanduutu will receive you with a huge smile and the granny will offer you a sit to chart with the rest of the family members. Your sponsorship commitment will guarantee that Nanduutu receives routine home visits by Mercy’s Nest Foundation team, she gets assessed by the doctors regularly and the much needed services of an occupation therapist, and she gets monthly food supplements that will help nourish her body well and be able to fight diseases. She gets enrolled in a special needs school to attain vocation skills and at least a pair of clothes every month. And our caring staff will reflect Christ’s love to these children through their actions and lives.

Babirye is a 13 year old girl who is HIV positive living with a 4 year old cousin and her grandmother who is battling hypertension and severe asthmatic attacks day by day. Babirye is supposed to be in school but she was also diagnosed recently with epilepsy a condition that she has been having since birth just like HIV.
Her granny says she cannot attend school regularly because she falls down and hits her head almost 3-4 times a day. ‘’I cannot afford to get sleep at night because some nights she rolls while struggling in the bed sheets under her bed whenever she gets an attack. I fear that one night she will strangle her self because she does all this unconsciously’’. Babirye has always been brought back home from school on boda boda (motor cycle in Uganda running public transport) due to constant seizures and her teachers are worried of her causing a stampede of the little pupils at school out of fear. Her grades have always been bad due to her irregular attendance. Despite all that, Babirye will receive you with a very huge smile and she will talk to you openly about her status and how she takes her HIV pills regularly. She will tell you how she falls down every day due to the strange disease. Your sponsorship commitment will guarantee that Babirye receives routine anti epileptic medication from the foundation of Mercy’s Nest, gets assessed by the doctors regularly, She gets monthly food supplements to be able to take and make great use of her HIV medication, she gets proper education per term in a nearby primary school, and at least a pair of clothes every month. And our caring staff will reflect Christ’s love to these children through their actions and lives.

AGE: 17 years
WEIGHT: 20 kgs
DOB: 14/12/2003
Scovia lives with her mother, 2 sisters and 1 brother. At 6 months, she developed an illness that was characterized with falling down at every new moon and half-moon. This has staid till late. Her mother digs on people’s farms to earn, meanwhile Scovia helps at home by fetching water.
What is Scovia’s problem?
- Epileptic and mother cannot afford the routine medication for her daughter.
- She has not seen a mental health Doctor to ascertain her mental status.
- Failure to get a chance to go to school due to luck of school fees.
- She appears malnourished.
What needs to be done?
- Provide anti epileptic drugs for Scovia to avoid constant seizures that lead to accidents and body harm.
- She needs to be taken in vocational school to learn some skills for future sustainability.
- Assessment of Scovia’s mental status to rule out other mental health conditions.
- Need to empower her mother into a small venture to bring income home and have sustainability of the project.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Scovia in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on how to avoid accidents happening to her.

AGE: 23 years
WEIGHT: 54 kgs
DOB: 02/MAY/1997
Hassan is first born of 2 girls and 4 boys. At 2 months he got severe malaria with convulsions and he never recovered from the consequences. He mummers can’t walk but crawls and was also diagnosed with, mental psychosis. He stays with both his parents who are peasants.
What are Hassan’s challenges?
- Hassan needs a wheel chair to be able to move and engage in physical activities.
- He has no job and would wish to get some skills to be able to engage in income generating venture for independence.
- The drugs for controlling mental psychosis are expensive for the family to afford.
What needs to be done?
- Provide regular drugs and medications to treat mental psychosis.
- Providing a wheel chair and training him in constant physio therapy can help with mobility.
- Enrolling him in a special school for a vocational skill can help train his brain for future self-employment and cut through the poverty cycle.
- Providing startup capital for him after attaining a skill to see him independent and have a family.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Hassan in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to Hassan and restore hope to the family.
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training him on how to do it at home.
- Paying a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Hassan.

AGE: 3 years
WEIGHT: 11 Kgs
DOB: 11/04/2017
Enid lives with both her parents and one sister. She was born with a twin sister who died at birth. At 3 months she got a sudden seizure that affected her growth milestones. Her mother is a tailor and father rides boda boda in town. Despite their efforts, they are struggling to take care of the family.
What are Enid’s challenges?
- She has not seen a psychiatric Doctor to ascertain her mental status.
- She cannot sit on her own neither feed herself nor use the toilet alone.
- Enid’s legs cannot move like other children, she moves by crawling and she has no wheel chair.
- Enid is not eligible for school yet but it will be hard for her parents to afford a special needs school for their daughter.
What needs to be done?
- To facilitate her mental status assessment by the psychiatric Doctor.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that she can be able to talk with her peers.
- She needs physio exercise provided by the physiotherapist
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts in order to break through the poverty chain.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Enid in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Peace.

AGE: 8 years
WEIGHT: 18 Kgs
DOB: 14/SEPT/2012
Margret and 3 of her siblings live with their grandmother who struggles to raise them. At 1 year Margret fell sick of severe malaria which left her with physical deformity that has grossly affected her life. Her mental status is stable.
What is Margret’s challenge?
- Failure to get orthopedic attention for surgery to correct her limbs deformity.
- Failure to get a chance to go to school
What needs to be done?
- Taking Margret like other kids to CoRsu hospital for surgery so that her limbs are corrected.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that she can be able to talk like other children.
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts school.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Margret in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor.
- Providing counseling and reassurance to her grandmother as a form of healing.
- Providing physiotherapy to Margret and training her grandmother how to do it at home.
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Margret.

AGE: 1 year
WEIGHT: 8 Kgs
DOB: 22/JULY/2019
Sharon lives with her mother and 2 other siblings. At 3 months Sharon got a high fever and started convulsing while her mother had gone to collect fire wood. Till let she never developed her milestones. Her mother who is HIV positive and on treatment struggles to provide for the family.
What is Nalubega’s problem?
- She cannot sit on her own
- Her neck is not stable and hangs on one side
- She has not achieved any milestone for example crawling at her age
What needs to be done?
- She needs regular physiotherapy attention
- Child needs mental assessment by a psychiatric doctor.
- Support the mother to continue taking her medication as well as protecting the baby from exposure.
- Empower the mother economically to have an income and sustain her family.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Sharon in the project
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Showing the mother how to regularly sit her baby in a basin with support though she needs real physiotherapist attention.
- Paying a bi monthly visit to the family, pray with them and advising her on continuous home management of Sharon.

AGE: 5 years
WEIGHT: 14 Kgs
DOB: 08th/MARCH/2015
Francis is the last born out of four children, At 5 years he has not achieved any mile stones in life and has total mental break down according to his mother. He keeps snoring all time while sitting in a filthy old wheel chair. Mother does grow some crops like maize to feed the family and digs for other people for income.
What are Francis’s challenges?
- Francis looks malnourished
- He cannot sit, feed, crawl or do any physical activity on his own.
- He cannot use toilet on his own
- He cannot talk but rather keeps snoring all time.
- Not in school
What needs to be done?
- Provide mental health assessment for Francis is a must need.
- Attending orthopedic appointment for assessment and perhaps get adequate orthopedic management.
- To see Francis able to talk or communicate to fellow children and attain some of the possible milestones in his life.
- Enrolling him in a special school for special needs.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Francis in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Francis.

AGE: 13 years
WEIGHT: 26 kgs
DOB: 09/MARCH/2007
Sudaisi lives with his grandmother and one of her 5 siblings. At one week old he got severe malaria with convulsions. He was taken to the National referral hospital for investigations lumbar puncture but never recovered from the effects of the disease. He now walks staggering and cannot talk. But mentally stable.
What are Sudaisi’s challenges?
- Failure to talk because he has not had a chance to see a specialist for that predicament.
- Failure to go to school because such schools are expensive for the already struggling grandmother.
- He has not had a chance to visit a physiotherapist to help with his staggering and deformed legs.
What needs to be done?
- Payment for physiotherapist to help with his staggering legs.
- To facilitate a speech therapist to assess his ability to attain speech so that Sudaisi is able to communicate with fellow peers.
- Enrolling him in a special school for special needs to get skills for future self-employment.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Sudaisi in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to his grandmother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the grandmother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Sudaisi.

AGE: 13 years
WEIGHT: 25 Kgs
DOB: 01/AUGUST/2007
Ibra is raised up in family of 4 boys. He was born with a physical disability which was not corrected to date. At 13 years Ibra cannot stand, or talk but can crawl from one place to another and mentally stable .His parents are both peasant farmers but despite their efforts they cannot afford Ibra’s much demanding special needs.
What are Ibra’s challenges?
- Failure to use his legs and engage in physical activities like other children.
- Failure to go to school because such schools are expensive for the already stretched family.
- Lack of anti-consultants drugs to control Ibra’s constant fits.
What needs to be done?
- Provide regular drugs and medications to manage the fits.
- Attending orthopedic appointment for assessment and perhaps get adequate orthopedic management.
- To see Ibra able to talk or communicate to fellow children.
- Enrolling him in a special school for special needs to get skills for future self-employment.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Ibra in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Ibra.

AGE: 10 years
WEIGHT:
DOB: 03/JUNE/2010
David is a twin whose brother died at birth. Her mother on realizing that the boy had hydrocephalus decided to dump him and disappeared. His father decided to lock him in the house until a friend convinced him to brim him out and helps him take care of the boy. He now lives with his father and two of his step sisters. He is both mentally and physically able.
What are David’s challenges?
- He is malnourished.
- Father cannot afford to take David to school for special needs children.
- He also needs mental health assessment to be done by a psychiatric doctor.
What needs to be done?
- Provide regular physical therapy to improve his limping right leg.
- To facilitate the psychiatric doctor in order to review his mental health.
- Enrolling him in a special school for special needs.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling David in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the father so that he continues to take his responsibility as a Dad.
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the father how to do it at home
- Pay bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and continue instilling hope in the family.

AGE: 8 years
WEIGHT: 20 Kgs
DOB: 12/04/2012
Peace lives with both her parents and four of her siblings with whom one brother is also mentally and physically disabled. Her mother digs of people’s farms and Dad fetches water to sell on a bicycle for a living.
What are Peace’s challenges?
- Epileptic and mother cannot afford the routine medication for her daughter.
- Has not seen a mental health Doctor to ascertain her mental status.
- Failure to get a chance to go to school
- She appears malnourished.
What needs to be done?
- Provide anti epileptic drugs for Peace to avoid constant seizures that lead to accidents and body harm.
- To correct the limbs deformity by regular physiotherapy review.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that she can be able to talk like other children.
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts on treatment for epilepsy.
- To empower her mother in this already struggling family so that they can have self sustainability.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Peace in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Peace.

AGE: 7 years
WEIGHT: 15 Kgs
DOB: 01/AUGUST/2013
Arham is the 3rd born out of three children. At 5 months he got a strange disease that was characterized with fits affecting the shape of all his limbs and it hindered him from sitting and achieving all the other milestones. At 6 months his mother died of cervical cancer and right now he stays with his grandmother who struggle to take care of the family.
What are Arham’s challenges?
- He cannot sit, eat, crawl or do any physical activity on his own.
- He cannot use toilet on his own
- He cannot talk but rather smiles at you.
- Not in school
- He often gets body seizures.
What needs to be done?
- Provide regular drugs and medications to manage the seizures.
- Mental health assessment for Arham is a must need.
- Attending orthopedic appointment for assessment and perhaps get adequate orthopedic management
- To see Arham able to talk or communicate to fellow children.
- Enrolling him in a special school for special needs.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Arham in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Arham

AGE: 18 YEARS OLD
WEIGHT: 45 Kgs
DOB: 08/JULY/2002
Florence lives with her mother. At one year she got a high fever and began convulsing with constant fits. Since then she never archived her normal mental ability. She stays home with her mother and her 4 year old mentally and physically handicapped son.
What are Florence’s challenges?
- Florence has never been assessed by a Psychiatric doctor to determine her mental status.
- She has not attended any school/training in a vocational skill to be able to concentrate in a venture like craft making.
What needs to be done?
- Provide mental health assessment for Florence is a must need and providing drugs that stop her from regular movements in the village.
- Enrolling her for vocational training so that she acquires a simple skill like craft making to break through the poverty chain.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Florence in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Pay bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home care and watching of Florence.

AGE : 7 years
WEIGHT: 15 Kgs
DOB : 7th/JAN/2013
Ryan is 3rd born of 3 children in his family. He did not attain his mile stones after getting a strange disease at 2 years characterized with seizures. He stays with his mother and grandmother who struggle to take care of the family.
What are Ryan’s challenges?
- Cannot talk diagnosed with cerebral palsy
- Both hands and legs are deformed cannot sit or stand on his own
- Malnutrition
- Not in school
- Failure to get access to medical attention to attend to his disability status.
What needs to be done?
- Provide regular drugs and medication for cerebral palsy
- To see Ryan able to talk or communicate to fellow children.
- To be taken for orthopedic surgery at CoRsu hospital for limbs correction.
- Enrolling him in School for special needs children after the surgery.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Ryan in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor.
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay bi monthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Ryan before the much needed surgery.

AGE: 8 YEARS
WEIGHT: 17 Kgs
DOB: 12/04/2012
Patricia lives with her adopted grandmother who picked her on the street after she was dumped by an unknown person. Her legs and hands are deformed and she only spends her day lying on filthy flour. Her adopted gran mother struggles to take care of her and the other grandchildren.
What is Patricia’s challenge?
- She needs psychiatric assessment to determine her mental status.
- She look malnourished
- She has not had a chance for orthopedic assessment to correct her limbs.
- Patricia needs to be taken to school like other children.
What needs to be done?
- To correct the limbs deformity from CoRsu hospital and provide physiotherapy.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that she can be able to talk like other children.
- She needs mental health assessment from a psychiatric doctor
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts attending for different skills.
- Empowering her foster grand mother to ensure sustainability of Patricia’s care in to the project.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Patricia in the project and providing general assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to her grandmother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the grandmother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Patricia.

AGE: 13 years
WEIGHT: 28 Kgs
DOB: 12/04/2007
Esther lives with her mother and 5 other sister. At 3 months she fell sick of severe malaria and convulsions which affected her physical and mental state. She cannot engage in any physical activity. Her mother struggles to take care of the family by practicing peasantry.
What are Esther’s challenges?
- Failure to get medicines for her mental state and regular fits.
- She has not got the much needed surgery to correct her limbs to be able to play with her sisters.
- She also needs a wheel chair to help her mobilize well.
- Inability to use conventional pit latrines popular in the rural areas in Uganda.
- Failure to get a chance to go to school (special needs school).
What needs to be done?
- Provide drugs for mental Illnesses and control the fits.
- To correct the limbs deformity with orthopedic surgery.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that she can be able to talk like other children.
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts in a special needs school.
- To empower her mother to be able to manage her child’s basic needs in future after pull out of donor funds.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Esther in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Esther.

AGE: 12 years
WEIGHT: 26 Kgs
DOB: 12/04/2008
Edrine is the eldest of his 3 siblings and lives with his mother and grandparents. At 3 years Edrine got a strange illness that was characterized with seizures and it affected his mental state to date. His mother recalls a time when Edrine was announced dead and while at his funeral he showed signs of life again that scared off the mourners……
What are Edrine’s challenges?
- Epilepsy and mother cannot afford the routine medication for his son.
- He has not seen a mental health Doctor to ascertain his mental status.
- Failure to get a chance to go to school.
- He has a tendency of disappearance from home where he lives to the nearby bushes alone.
What needs to be done?
- Provide antiepileptic drugs for Edrine to avoid constant seizures that lead to accidents and body harm.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that he can be able to talk like other children.
- Empowering Edrine’s mother with a small scale venture to ensure a better future for her children.
- To facilitate his school requirements when his mental state stabilizes and his eligible for vocational training. This together with drugs availability will gradually stop his disappearance tendencies.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Edrine in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them how to watch on Edrine.

AGE: 2 years
WEIGHT: 11 Kgs
DOB: 04/11/2017
Imran lives with his mother and father. At 7 months he got severe malaria with convulsions that led to his mental and physical retardation. His teenage mother stays home and the father is a boda boda rider. Despite their efforts, they are struggling to take care of this special needs child.
What are Imran’s challenges?
- Child sometimes gets seizures and mother cannot afford the medicines for her son.
- He has not seen a mental health Doctor to ascertain his mental status.
- He cannot stand on his own and this affects his physical growth and his ability to take on the other milestones.
What needs to be done?
- Provide drugs that control seizures in order to avoid body harm to Imran.
- To facilitate physiotherapist in order to asses him and take necessary steps to see that Imran starts to take on his milestones.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that he can be able to talk like other children.
- Empowering his mother with a small scale venture to ensure a better future for her children.
- To facilitate his school requirements to ensure the child has future independence hence breaking through the poverty chain.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Imran in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them how to carry on with possible home exercises for the boy.

AGE: 4 YEARS
WEIGHT: 14 Kgs
DOB: 11/03/2016
Gideon lives with both his parents and one sister. He was born with birth asphyxia and at 3 days he got episodes of convulsions that affected his mental state up to date. His mother sells food items on the street and Dad is a boda boda rider.
What are Gideon’s challenges?
- He has not had a chance to be taken for mental status assessment.
- Gideon does not talk so he needs a speech therapist assessment.
- He has not had a chance to go to school.
What needs to be done?
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that he can be able to talk like other children.
- To facilitate Gideon’s psychiatric assessment by a mental health specialist.
- Empowering Gideon’s mother with a small scale venture to ensure a better future for her children hence braking through the poverty chain.
- To facilitate his school requirements when his mental status is analyzed and put on necessary medication and his eligible for schooling.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Gideon in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and continue communicating hope to the family.

AGE: 7 years old
WEIGHT: 16 Kgs
DOB: 11th/AUG/2013
Kenneth was born to a mentally disabled mother and stays at his grandmother’s home. He never developed his milestones as other children due to his mental and physical disability state. He moves by crawling. His grandmother sells local brew for income to take care of the two disabled persons in her family.
What are Kenneth’s challenges?
- Kenneth cannot and engage in any physical activity.
- He needs to be taken for mental health assessment to determine his mental state.
- Failure to go to school since special children schools are very far in town and are costly for his grandmother to afford.
What needs to be done?
- Facilitate psychiatric review by the mental health Doctor to determine Kenneth’s mental state.
- He needs to be taken for orthopedic surgery to CoRsu hospital in order for him to be able to move from place to place.
- Enrolling him in school for special needs to attain a skill and brake through the poverty chain.
- Empowering the grandmother in a venture to ensure that she can take full care of her grandson in future.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Kenneth in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the grandmother as a form of healing.
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on home friendly physical exercises to engage in Kenneth.

AGE: 15 YEARS
WEIGHT:
DOB: 09/04/2005
Sharon lives with both her parents and 3 other siblings. At 4 years she developed a strange illness characterized with seizures that affected her mental and physical development. Her mother and father are peasant farmers who struggle to raise the family.
What are Sharon’s challenges?
- Mother cannot afford to pay for the much needed drugs that control the seizures.
- She has not seen a mental health Doctor to ascertain her mental status.
- She can’t afford to visit physiotherapy for review.
- Failure to get a chance to go to school (special school).
- Cannot walk she needs a wheel chair.
What needs to be done?
- Providing Sharon with drugs to control those constant seizures that lead to body harm.
- To correct the limbs deformity by regular physiotherapy review.
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts and gets trained in a vocational skill.
- To empower her parents in a venture that will uplift them from abject poverty.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Sharon in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Sharon.

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AGE: 7 YEARS
WEIGHT: 15 Kgs
DOB: 21/AUG/2013
Vanessa lives with her grandmother and 4 other children from other relatives. At 4 months Vanessa got severe malaria with convulsions which affected her mental and physical development. She only moves by crawling and loves visitors a lot. She lost her mother at two and half years. Her helpless grandmother is also physically disabled as she moves by crawling.
What are Vanessa’s challenges?
- She has not been assessed by a psychiatric doctor to determine her mental status.
- She has not had a chance for orthopedic assessment to correct her limbs.
- Vanessa needs to be taken to school like other children.
What needs to be done?
- To correct the limbs deformity from CoRsu hospital and provide physiotherapy services.
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that she can be able to talk like other children.
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts attending for different skills.
- Empower her physically disabled grandmother to venture in some project like craft making or selling some items from home.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Vanessa in the project and providing general assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to her grandmother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the grandmother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Vanessa.

AGE: 7 YEARS OLD
WEIGHT: 16 Kgs
DOB: 24TH/JANUARY/2013
James lives with his parents, 3 sisters and 1 brother. At 4 months he fell very sick due to malaria and started convulsing. The consequences were physical deformities of his hands and legs and he never attained his milestones as other children. His mother sells fire wood and the father is a boda boda rider on the next village.
What are James’s challenges?
- He has never visited a psychiatric Doctor to determine his mental state.
- He needs orthopedic surgery for him to be able to correct his limbs.
- Failure to talk and communicate with his pears.
- He also needs to be in school for special needs children so that attains some skills for future independence.
What needs to be done?
- Provide mental health assessment for James is a must need.
- Orthopedic surgery for him to be able to mobilize from one place to another.
- Provide a wheel chair to ensure that he moves and plays with other kids in society.
- Enrolling him in school for special needs to attain a skill and brake through the poverty chain.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling James in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing.
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of James..

AGE: 5 YEARS
WEIGHT: 13 Kgs
DOB: 24/05/2015
Devin lives with both her parents and three other siblings who are both girls. At 4 months she got a strange illness that affected her mental and physical development. She spends time lying down. Her mother used to sell charcoal but spend all the capital taking care of her disabled child and other 3 kids. His father fetches water for people.
What are Devin’s challenges?
- She has not seen a psychiatric Doctor to assess her mental status.
- Devin’s failure to sit, or walk has hindered her from enjoying her freedom to move as a child.
- Devin has not got a chance to go to school like other children.
What needs to be done?
- To correct the limbs deformity by orthopedic surgery at CoRsu hospital
- To facilitate a speech therapist so that she can be able to talk like other children.
- She needs regular physio exercise provided by the physiotherapist
- To facilitate her school requirements when she starts.
- Empowering her mother into a venture so that she can earn a living to be able to sustain her family.
What has been done?
- Enrolling Devin in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible physiotherapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay a bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Devin.

AGE: 2 YEARS
WEIGHT: 10 KGS
DOB: 09/02/2018
NASIB is a twin whose sister Razia is very normal without any disability. Her mother who is a peasant farmer says Nasib got very sick while a baby and the illness resulted into convulsions. Since then he never regained his normal mental development. He is however physically fine. He helps by running around with his peers.
What are Nasib’s challenges?
- Failure to be able to reason like his sister due to mental difficulty.
- He cannot play like other children, most times he’s aggressive.
- He often gets body seizures.
- Mother unsure about Nasib’s education plan because she cannot afford to pay fir him in a special needs school.
What needs to be done?
- Provide regular drugs and medications to manage the seizures.
- Mental health assessment for Nasib is a must need.
- Helping to bridge the fear for education expenses for this needy child.
What has been done so far?
- Enrolling Nasib in the project and providing assessment by the medical Doctor
- Providing counseling and reassurance to the mother as a form of healing
- Giving possible psycho social therapy and training the mother how to do it at home
- Pay bimonthly visit to the family, pray with them and advise them on continuous home management of Nasib.





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