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There is
an orphan crisis in Uganda. Currently the country
is home to nearly one million children under the age of 15 who have
lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS. Children of Uganda was established
in 1995 to care for orphans and other disadvantaged children in
Uganda with the goal of helping them become healthy and productive
members of society.
The organization supports two orphanages
in Uganda, as well as children living with HIV-positive widowed
mothers, and has over 700 children under its care. Children of Uganda
also sponsors the education of Ugandan children abroad with its
U.S. Scholarship Program and produces an award-winning dance troupe
featuring children enrolled in its programs who tour internationally
to raise funds and increase awareness of AIDS and its impact on
children.
Feature story from the
California Aggie, the University of California student newspaper,
about the first performance in the Children of Uganda 2006 Tour.
Ugandan
Children Find a Place to Call Home
A feature story from The World Bank that highlights the personal
journey of two Children of Uganda students. Includes text and audio
interviews.
Portraits
of Hope
Feature story from The World Bank that tells a bit of the history
of Children of Uganda and it's founder, Alexis Hefley.
