Dear Friends and Partners,
There was no way we could do what we did in the year 2011 without your sacrificial prayer and financial support. There were so many times I just kept opening my eyes wide opened seeing what the Lord was doing and wished you were here seeing what I was seeing. There is no such a big miracle than seeing a person surrendering his or her life to Jesus. That is what we kept on seeing every where we went with whatever means we used to reach to them. Yes, we saw the young, the old, both sexes coming to the Lord. He kept on setting them free, healing them of their infirmities….Once again, thank you for your supporting us. I look forward to your continued support in the year 2012. Here at Compassionate Missions Center, Malawi, we are so excited to see what our Father is about to do for each one of us, including you.

1 CRUSADES

The spreading of the Gospel of Jesus Christ is in our blood. Reaching people with the Gospel, specifically in the remote areas and in places where the Gospel has least been preached. Every man must be given the chance to hear the Gospel of our Lord and its forgiving power. It is through this we plant churches in every crusade we conduct for the churches working closely with us. Some times we just preach and have the churches in the communities share the new converts. Last year we had 19 of such crusades. Many of the outreaches in Malawi are done in cities and towns and developing trading centers. We feel the call is to go into those places which are neglected and are hardly reached. That is what exactly you helped us to do in 2011.

2 PRISON MINISTRY

When we are not out in the remote, dusty areas of Malawi for the preaching of the Gospel, we are doing Prison Ministry. We have established structures there and what we do is to disciple, equip them with His word. In 2011 we also provided to the converts and non converts with some basic daily needs such as soap, lotion, clothes, drugs which the inmates badly need etc.

3 CHILDREN MINISTRY

In our quest to reach the un-reached people, Children Ministry has been part and parcel of the work. In 2011, when we were in the field, we conducted Children crusades during the day and main crusades during the night.

4 ORPHANAGE

It is so amazing seeing how the orphanage has already transformed lives of the children we are keeping. We simply call it a Home for All. Most of the children we have did not have a chance of eating three times a day. Did not have a descent place to stay. Could not reach the high education they have in the mean time! Did not have an opportunity of access to free, better medication as they have now. You should look at Bertha for example who is HIV positive and came to us a very sick girl who could hardly do anything. Today she is up and doing much better at school. The orphanage runs is parallel with the feeding program

5 FEEDING PROGRAMM

Last year we were feeding 50 to 60 children daily from Monday through Friday lunch and breakfast. Whilst the orphans have to eat supper and during the weekends. Most of the children we fed were orphans and many of them can hardly afford a meal per day. They depend on us. These are children from surrounding villages.

6 SUPPLIMENTARY FEEDING PROGRAMM

This is a program of feeding the very sick persons. Mainly those which are HIV/AIDS and TB positive and are taking ARV and TB drugs. They are mostly the worn out sick persons and at the point of death. In 2011 we had two groups of people which used to come for the supplementary feeding at our hospital .and those we went into their homes as they were bed ridden.

A- Children which are HIV positive and taking ARVs. We had 40 to 50 children every Wednesday in a fort night.

B- We had the aged in groups of 39, 45, and 52 coming every Friday. It has to be noted that the figures are growing rapidly that we fail to accommodate everyone who comes for the food supplementary program. The growing figures are because the Government is no longer able to provide supplementary Food Aid to its needy people.

7 HOUSE TO HOUSE FEEDING PROGRAMM

In 2011 we took food aid to the hungry, into their homes. This year, 2012, there is an estimated figure of 200,000 in the Southern Region of Malawi alone that they are going to be affected by hunger. We have already started seeing the effects of that at our Center. Where many people travel for kilometers just to ask for maize flour. 2011 entering 2012, we have given out tones of maize and few tons of rice, Beans, Cocking oil, salt, sugar to such hungry people, etc. Most of the beneficiaries were the chronically sick people, the disabled, the orphans, the elderly widowed etc. What a joy it has been for example, to see an elderly lady dancing just because you brought her some kilograms of maize, sugar, salt.

8 HOSPITAL

Malawi is going through so many tough times in the recent years. One of them is the provision of health services. There are no drugs in the Government hospitals. People go there for treatment and are told to go back without any treatment at all. Compassionate Mission Clinic is to avert the so many health challenging issues our targeted people, the poor of the poorest are meeting with. In 2011 we managed to avert deaths which could have occurred if we were not there as a hospital through OPD, Under Five Clinic, Family Planning, Voluntarily Counseling and Testing (VCT) Basic Laboratory Services Most of our clients at the hospital could not afford to pay the drug revolving fund fee . We ended up giving them free treatment.

9 PALIATIVE CARE

It was a blessing for us in 2011 to give hope to the dying of terminal diseases through palliative care in conjunction with St. Luke’s Hospital which provided with personnel and drugs and Compassionate provided with transportation, spiritual support and physical support to the terminally sick people. We were doing this every Wednesday of 2011.

10 MOBILE CLINC

In 2011 we had two mobile clinic outreaches n the deep remote areas. Bringing a «free hospital» to those who are very far from it in the remote areas. During the night we conducted crusades.

11 HOUSING THE HOMELESS

There was no way we could be silent or pay a blind eye to the plight of many who do not have a place to sleep. How could we do that, for example, to this lady and her orphaned children: Her only daughter was abducted magically for one and half months. She could not be traced. The poor old, widowed lady was literally staying under a tree. Yes, under a tree. People prayed for the «abducted» daughter She was a day later found in the brown grass alive. We ended up building a house for them. In 2011r we managed to build four houses for such kind of needy homeless people.

12 SAFE WATERS

There is no need to emphasis for the need for safe water in the poor communities where we go. Why should a child drown in a river in search for water? Why should there be continued water borne killing diseases, killing children and women? Why should women wake up at 2AM walk for so many kilometers , raped on the way just to get a bucket of water from a cistern which is so dirty? That has been history last year in three places where we drilled bole holes!

13 CHILD SPONSOPSHIP PROGRAM

Lukia is a young girl coming from a Muslim background. We took her when she was in Standard Two. One lady who heard about her started sponsoring her on a monthly basis. She finished her Form Four and is currently working in a small shop. Her plans are to become a nurse. Today she is the only learned person in her home villages. All her sisters and home girls have more than two children each. Lukia is Born Again Christian and loves the Lord so much. What a life changing program child sponsorship is. Last year I struggled to have more children being sponsored.

14 PAYING SCHOOL FEES FOR NEEDY STUDENTS

In 2011 we paid school fees for 32 students. Most of these are young girls who have no one to take care of them and without helping them; they would have been in early marriages and prostitution. Most of these take care of their siblings. What a chance the Lord has given us to pave a future for these by educating them.

15 MICROFINANCE PROGRAMM

The end result of the people we lift up is to empower them. So that they can be self reliant. They can support themselves and their families. Two years ago we started this with soft loans for our targeted people as most of them bought farm inputs such as fertilizer, seeds, etc. As we went into the second year of the program this growing and harvesting season, 46 persons benefitted for the same farm input services. Pray with us please as the rains are so bad this year with some parts planting and uprooting the plants three times for lack of enough rains.

16 CHRISTMASS WIT A DIFFERENCE

What a time we had during Christmas and on the 26. December! We provided meals to more than 120 people including children. We gave out 10kgs of maize to all those who came, blankets, mosquito nets clothes, peanut butter (chiponde). Note books, pencils and pens, soap, body lotion. Of-course the climax of it all was the sharing of God’s Word to those who came!

Come on the 26th December! We were stuck, no fuel. We needed to reach out to the very sick people. We just hired pushing bicycles and sent them their gifts. A blanket, mosquito net, maize, Sugar, rice, meat, soap, body lotion, etc. Out of 26 most sick people we planned to visit, we managed 23. We personally visited 3 people whom we shared with God’s Word.

To see the un-touched getting touched,

Francis,
Compassionate Missions Center, Malawi

compassionate@malawi.net

God’s Glory Children Foundation is a non-profit organisation with the aim to help orphaned and needy children in Ghana. We primarily work in Kasoa (close to Accra – the capital of Ghana) but are hoping to expand the work we do to more areas in this country.

We are a newly founded and small foundation that hopes to touch the lives of many. We are run locally and thus know all of the people we help and know their exact needs. Also through being run by locals we are in harmony with the local customs and cultures that many overseas organisations find a barrier to success while working in Ghana. This in turn means that we work very efficiently and do not have the cost of an overseas office. In addition, we pride ourselves in the fact that we have no paid position, which means that all donations go directly towards the projects that we run.

In Kasoa, we work in partnership with Maranatha prep-school where we are currently sponsoring 43 children, paying for their school and lunch fees and providing them with uniforms and textbooks. We are looking for more sponsors to help these children and with just 535 Ghana Cedi’s ($340, £210, €250) per year you could fully pay for a child’s education.

Many of the children we support would otherwise be working on the streets as they would not be able to pay their school fees. In Swuadro Bobekoma (a rural area also within the Central Region of Ghana) we are also supporting 25 children at the moment; however, due to the lack of funding they have not been able to start schooling as of now.

Furthermore, at the moment we receive volunteers from abroad who help teach the children at Maranatha prep-school. In the future we would also like to receive more volunteers also for other schools, the church and to help us in our quest to improve the health of the children we support, by placing the volunteers in the local hospitals. We are hoping to not only provide the children with health care but also educate them on how they can care for themselves and their families, for example through HIV/Aids awareness campaigns at schools.

At the moment we are raising funds to build a home for the orphaned and needy children, providing them with a roof over their heads and a family atmosphere. At this home we would also like to build a school to provide them with the needed education (without school fees) to give all of them the key to a brighter future.

Kind Regards,
Rev. Laud

Our Address;

God’s Glory Children Foundation
P.O.BOX 4089, KN-KANESHIE, ACCRA, GREATER ACCRA, GHANA.
Contact is +233241900191/+233244638059

godglorychildrenfoundation@yahoo.com

www.godsglorychildrenfoundation.com

About Volunteer Foundation Nepal (VFN)

Volunteer Foundation Nepal is a service oriented, non-profit making, non-governmental and non-political organization, registered in district administration office (Reg.No. 3295), District Development Committee and is affiliated with social welfare council (Aff.No. 32125). Volunteer Foundation Nepal provides emergency shelter home for orphans, victims of natural disaster, and children of conflict and children who were forced to live with their parents in the prison. Main purpose of the Volunteer Foundation Nepal is to provide helpless and needy children, especially those who lost one or both of their parents in the year of conflict, with the opportunity to have a proper life and to receive care and love. It aims to build bright futures for all the children by providing education and by preserving their rights and privileged.

Mission

With the assistance of volunteers we aim to provide a homely, supportive and safe environment for impoverished children. Give the opportunity to learn and grow so that they can become a part of the community and our society as a whole. In return the volunteers will gain experience and fulfillment. Volunteer Foundation Nepal has following objectives;

· Provide nest, to the homeless children in a secure and safe orphanage home.
· To make children mentally, physically healthy and to develop intellectual capability and provide proper education from pre-primary level to higher level.
· Conduct advocacy & fund raising activities to educate Nepalese society and foreign friends of Nepal about the case of orphaned & homeless children.

Volunteer Foundation Nepal are also an volunteer mobilization organization, and we have following volunteer program;

-Volunteer teaching program
-Disabled volunteer program
-Deaf empowerment program
-Orphanage volunteer program
-Volunteer health program
-Volunteer teach at monastery program
-Home stay & cultural program
-Environmental & sanitation program

Our Volunteer Foundation Nepal registered certificate can you find in the following link http://vfnvolunteer.org/sec_index.php?pid=7

Address;

Volunteer Foundation Nepal

Post Box No. 13133
Kupandol, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone; – 0097715549353, 9779851087670

Email; info@vfnvolunteer.com

Website; http://www.vfnvolunteer.org

http://volunteerfoundation.org

Dear Brother

It is after much prayer and thoughtfulness that the love of God has constrained us to send you this note, hoping and trusting that it will find you in the best of health and rejoicing in the goodness of the Lord.
We had connections sometimes back, but somehow, the devil messed up with my email account and things got mixed up. This is due to the fact that we use public commercial computers.
Now that I have opened another one, I am request you once more, that you get in touch for the good of the destitute and orphaned children under our care and to the glory of God.
Remain praying that the Lord will impress you and respond within the shortest time limit.

Be blessed in all.

Wilfred A. & Roseline K. Michieka

VINE ORPHANAGE & SCHOOL

P.O. Box 3592-40200,
Kisii, Kenya, East Africa.

excelatvosp@yahoo.com

And I am asking you to pray about these firs and please let me know what the lord is leading you to do as per this request to work together.

The lord has for the past 14 years been speaking to me about Revival and I am in Gods direction humbling to get the instruction to get the Church ready for His second coming as we preach the end time gospel.

He has insisted on Holiness and Righteousness as this is the key to getting to the kingdom of heaven, I am requesting you to pray and listen to the holy spirit for the days are evil, only obey the lords leading.

Our ministry, God With Us Mission Team, is working with orphans, widows and destitute children in Africa, but we are focusing more on evangelism in the villages. At the moment, I am asking you to accept coming over to just stand with us.

Yours in Christ,

Apostle Dan Wanyonyi

God With Us Mission Team

+254725050755
j.withus@yahoo.com
www.godwithusmissionteam.blogspot.com

I will be so happy to hear from you,
thanks.
1.0 PROJECT TITLE: WAIRAKA CHILDREN CARE PROJECT

2.0 PROJECT LOCATION:
8 kilometres Jinja -Iganga Road, East of Jinja Town found in Wairaka village, Kakira Sub County, Butembe County, Jinja District, Eastern Uganda.

3.0 LEGAL OWNER:
Wairaka children care project , P. O. Box 2220 , Jinja , Uganda

4.0 STATUS OWNER:
Wairaka children care project- Uganda was founded towards the beginning of 2008 by a team of dedicated members with commitment to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ. It is an evangelical Christian Non – Governmental Organization with its head offices located in the Republic of Uganda.
It was registered in August 23rd, 2008 as a Community Based Organization under 080 as its registration number. It was established to focus on holistic needs of people in Uganda . It has started many spiritual and social economic programmes including support to HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable children, HIV/AIDS affected/infected persons and holding evangelism and discipleship campaigns.

5.0 IMPLEMENTER
Wairaka children care project- Uganda
P. O. Box 2220 , Jinja , Uganda

Director
Pastor Lyagoba Ivan

Tel: +256 – (0)77 – 8861584
Email: wairakproject@ymail.com

co Director
Oteko David

Tel: +256- (0)77-3655337
Email: otekodavid@ymail.com

6.0 BACKGROUND:

6.1 Background of the country where the project is implemented.
Uganda has an area of 241,000 square kilometers. It is landlocked and different countries surround it, Sudan in the North, Kenya in the East, Tanzania in the South, and Rwanda in South West and Democratic Republic of Congo in the West. It has large water masses has fertile soils.
For a long time Uganda has been described as «the Pearl of Africa” The country was once a British Protectorate but gained her political independence on 9th October 1962, since then it has gone through many political challenges and has coup detats and counter coup detats had in addition, it has gone through armed conflict due to civil strife which has had devastating social economic effects on the population. The result has been many orphans, widows and widowers.
The new government of National Resistance Movement (NRM) came to power by the barrel of the gun and ushered in what many people describe as «parent peace» in different regions of Uganda . However, there is still some presence of armed conflicts in yet other regions of the country.
On the other hand, the country has the problem of AIDS, which has claimed a large section of the population like wars leaving behind hundreds of thousands of orphans, widows and widowers.
The country is also experiencing poverty, which means a great number of people especially in the rural areas, cannot afford the basic necessities of life.

6.2 Background of the organization

Wairaka children care project was founded in 2008 by Pastor Lyagoba Ivan and his fellow christian Oteko David and its head office is located in the Republic of Uganda. It was established to focus on holistic needs of people in Uganda. It has started many spiritual and social economic programmes including support to orphans, HIV/AIDS affected persons and holding evangelism and discipleship campaigns.

6.3 Background to the project and problem statement.

As indicated by the statement on the challenges Uganda has gone through, one of the categories of the population, which has been affected greatly, are the children. There are many vulnerable children who are at risk, which include orphans, street and displaced children.
It is with this background that Wairaka children care project was launched to bring healing and offer childcare and protection of the children who are especially in difficult circumstances. The project takes advantage of the cultural practices of childcare, which is community, based with a focus on the extended family.

7.0 TARGET BENEFICIARIES:

Wairaka children care project is to provide support to an estimated 15 children initially
However, the number of children will be increased as need arises and resources allow.

8.0 MISSION STATEMENT.

To create conducieve environment that favours the lives the children.
Bringing hope to vulnerable children and enabling them to attain improved living.
To bring up children in God fearing ways.

9.0 OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT:

The objectives for which Wairaka children care project has been established are as stated below: -

9.1 To meet the physical needs of the children and foster families by providing food, clothing and other basic needs of life.

9.2 To promote the spiritual well being of the children.

9.3 To establish and operate a sponsorship scheme to give education opportunities to 15 vulnerable children.

9.4 To empower 15 children and 30 foster families with resources that will enable them engage in income generating activities for self-reliant living.

9.5 To offer career guidance and counseling services to children and foster parents.

9.6 To promote community based health care among the children and foster parents.

9.7 To conduct child evangelism, make available bibles and Christian literature.

9.8 To enhance water and environmental sanitation facilities within the communities where the children and foster parents live.

9.9 To establish and run Vocational Skills Training programmes to impart market – oriented skills to children.

10.0 PROJECT STRATEGY:

In order for the objectives of the Project to be implemented the Board of Directors for Wairaka children care project has designed the following strategy: -

10.1 Resource Mobilisation

The planned activities of the project can be achieved when various resources are obtained. The Board focuses on the following:
* Human resource: The Centre needs to be run by qualified staff that possesses skills and talents, which are useful for the Project. The staff needed include Managers, social workers, health workers, church leaders, officers, cleaners, cooks and watchmen.
In building construction of the Project, There is need for masons, architects, painters and decorators. The Board have made a plan to recruit the personnel at different stages when need arises and resources are obtained.
* Money: The Board needs to rise the necessary funding in different ways in order for this project to take off.
* Materials: The Project requires a variety of materials including building materials such as cement, sand, stones, timber, water, metal pieces, and iron sheets. There is need for training materials and craft raw materials.
* Equipment: The Centre requires equipment ranging from that used in building construction works, office, and kitchen for cooking and compound cleaning, Vocational skills training tools and for workshop use.

2. Land: The construction and eventual establishment of the Project requires a sizeable piece of land. That is on addition to the already acquire piece of land, that is purposely for future expansion.

3. The Board has designed a schedule of activities to include management meetings, staff recruitment, contracting engineers, constructions, recruitment of children who will benefit from the Centre programmes, designing training manuals for vocational skills training scheme, finally monitoring and evaluation of the Centre programmes.

11.0 JUSTIFICATION:
The Board is justified to establish and operate Care and Share Child Development Centre because of the following: -

11.1 There is a pressing need of HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable children.

11.2 There is favorable peaceful environment

11.3 The government policy encourages intervention mechanisms of voluntary organizations.

11.4 There is open support by local and international communities.
12.0 FEASIBILITY:
The Project activities are feasible because:

12.1 There are hundreds of orphans and vulnerable children within the community of Kakira sub-county.

12.2 There are people with qualifications and skills required by the project.

12.3 The Board has identified sources of funding and hopes to continue with fundraising activities throughout the life of the project.

12.4 The building materials are available within the area

12.5 The required equipment can be obtained within the country at favorable costs.

12.6 The infrastructure favors the project since there is electricity, piped water and accessible road.

13.0 SUSTAINABILITY:
The Board hopes to sustain the activities of the Project through: -

1.Continued staff development through training and retraining.

2.Continued resource mobilization using different strategies including membership and subscriptions, grants, donations, charges on services offered by the Centre
14. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
The Board of Directors for Wairaka children care project has put in place a management structure for Care and Share Child Development Centre as indicated below: -

15. ACTIVITIES
Communities mobilization to identify OVC

A1. Identify their needs

Training of OVC

A2: Train them in needs assessment

Counseling of OVC

A3: Undertake needs assessment

Conduct home visitation

A4: Make reports of specific beneficiaries and their need

Training peer educators

A6: Capacity building workshops

Children retreat

A6: Monitoring

A7: Evaluation

16.0 MONITORING AND EVALUATION:
The Board hopes to carry out monitoring and evaluation of the activities of the Centre as follows: -

16.1 Internal Monitoring and Evaluation.

* The staff working in different positions will monitor and evaluate the Project activities on day – to – day basis and will submit activity reports to the Programme Coordinator.
* The Programme Coordinator will receive monthly reports from staff under him.
* He will compile and submit monthly reports to the Executive Director of the organization.
* The Executive Director will submit quarterly activity and financial reports to the Board of Directors.
* The Board of Directors will cause the writing of annual activities reports and audited accounts.

16.2 External Monitoring and Evaluation.
The Board plans to hire independent persons with expertise in management skills to carry out an evaluation exercise. This will give outsiders opinion in the programmes of the Centre. The evaluation report may give recommendations for improvement of the programmes of the project.
The external partners/donors will carry out monitoring and evaluation annual at a time convenient for them. This will be in addition to quarterly and other regular reports. tion annual at a time convenient for them. This will be in addition to quarterly and other regular reports.

17. PROJECT BUDGET
The Board of Directors for project and Share Foundation has worked in consultation with technical and management consultants to produce the budget estimates in two phases.

ONE-YEAR MAJOR BUDGET

PARTICULARS

AMOUNT USHS

US DOLLARS

RENT FOR THE OFFICE AT 120, 000 PER MONTH x 12

1,440,000

$ 800

SPONSORSHIP FOR 15 CHILDREN BELOW THE AGE OF 18 TEXT BOOKS, PENS ETC @ 100,000 PER TERM x 3 ITEMS

13,500,000

$ 6,000

2 UNIFORMS EACHS, SHOES, SHOOLBAGS 50,000 x 15

1,500,000

$ 1,400

SUPPORT TO 30 FOSTER PARENTS PER YEAR @ 200,000

6,000,000

$ 3,500

BIBLES AND CHRISTIAN LITERATURE FOR EVANGELISM FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH 5,000 x 15 BIBLES TRACTS AND CHRISTIAN BOOKS

5,000,000

3,000,000

$2,800

$ 1,700

CHILD HEALTH CARE

5,000,000

$ 2,800

OFFICE FURNITURES

2,000,000

$ 1,150

COMPUTERS AND ASSESSORIES 2 PIECES

4,000,000

$ 2, 300

STATIONARIES AND OTHER OFFICE EQUIPMENTS

3,000,000

$ 1,700

WATER AND ELECTRICITY

4,000,000

$ 2,300

STAFF ALLOWANCE

12,000,000

$ 6,700

Retreats

3,000,000

$ 1,700

SUB TOTAL

63,440,000

$ 34,850

GENERATING INCOME SO AS TO MAKE IT A SELF-SUPPORTIVE PROJECT

VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME

PARTICULARS

AMOUNT USHS

US DOLLARS

LAND

5,000,000

$ 2,800

(14 Seater 4 X 4) FOR OUTREACH

22,000,000

$ 12,200

CONSTRUCTION

20,000,000

$ 11,200

ASSORTED BUILDING TOOLS

6,000,000

$ 3,400

2 MOTOR CYCLES

6,000,000

$ 3,400

15 SEWING MACHINES @ 200,000

3,000,000

$ 1,700

7 PIECES OF COMPUTERS AND ASSESSORIES @ 2,000,000

14,000,000

$ 7,800

10 BICYCLES @ 100,000

1,000,000

$ 550

SUB TOTAL

80,000,000

$ 42,850

GRAND TOTAL – Ushs: 155,940,000

AMOUNT REQUESTED FROM DONORS,

#140,940,000 US $ 80,000

There are many ways people can give :

Single donations for any amount:

Donating the equivalent cost of

Half an acre $ 2,850,# 1,750

One acre $ 5,700. # 3.500

Five acres $ 28,500 #17.500

Ten $ 57,000 # 35,000

17.4 STATEMENT OF APPEAL:
Wairaka children care project is established to meet the needs of, HIV/AIDS ORPHANS and the hurting children at risk. The Board members will be delighted to enlist local and external partners in assisting this important section of the population.

For donations,contact the persons above.

18.0 COMMENCEMENT: 2012 and when funds are available.

Pastor Lyagoba Ivan
Executive Director

Wairaka Children Care Project

P. O. Box 1226
Jinja, Uganda

wairakproject@ymail.com

I write to introduce myself and the ministry to you, I am a Church Pastor of Great Power Deliverance Church, Kilembe, Kasese District, western region of Uganda, East Africa.
Pastor Muhindo Robert’s profile;
Pastor Muhindo Robert is  Mukonzo by tribe, Ugandan by nationality, and a strong prayer warrior and believes in Pentecostal ministry of God. He was born in a family of 6 and is the second born, he was born in the year 1986 and celebrated his 25th year in 07th July 2011.
Some thing about pastor Robert; pastor Muhindo Robert, right away from his childhood, he has been and is still a hard working person who has tried to stay with people of different personalities and always had a big vision of planting churches and do pastoral work.
Pastor Robert is a pentecostal model minister where by he believes in the Bible to be inspired word of God, infallible work of God and profitable for doctrine, for correction, for reproof, and for instruction in righteousness according to 2.Timmothy 3:16.
Pastor Muhindo Robert has a project known as Orphans And Widows Empowerment, in Kilembe sub-count, Kasese district, Uganda, East Africa, and with which is the director.
Pastor Robert’s project is affiliated with another project known as Rwenzori Orphans Care Organization (Roco), which also basically deals with the disabled such as the orphans, widows, the HIV/AIDS people and people with disabilities like dwarf.
I kindly request you to accept me and the ministry to be your partner so as to lift up each other, more especially to expand the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in these last evil days.

Hope to receive from you the guidelines or forms criteria to join your ministry.

Hope to hear from you in Jesus Christ.

Yours faithfully
Pastor Robert Muhindo
Tel:+256789569340,for any question, please ask.

My area is Khammam district. Khammam is one of district among 23 districts of Andhra Pradesh State. Khammam is Khammam Capital. Total 46 Mandal , 784 Villages are in this District. Khammam have a distance of 180 km. from Hyderabad. Total population of Khammam is 2565412, whitc 1299245 are males and 1266167 are females. Khammam is in 17th. position in the state by population.

About our organization
United Gospel Assembly is a registered charitable Cristian organization blessed by the promise of our Lord. Since it was started in the year 2000, by Rev. Korakoppu Lazarus and his wife Sudha, our Lord blessed UGA abundantly, and our local Congregation is about 30 churches with strength of 250 believers in each church. Miraculously.

God has changed impossible conditions of our lives to a possible and purposeful ministry by uniting about 30 pastors to strengthen UGA in Andhra Pradesh day to day. By the grace of God, in 2005 we started an orphanage for parentless children. We started with 10 children and now it is 23 children in the Christ Care Home. We are taking care of shelter, food, education and medical facilities. Also a Widow and Oldage home are organized to take care of widows and poor old people to ensure the care of Christ in them. For a promise and potential life. We also conduct Gospel crusades, Gospel out reach campaigns, yearly gospel convocations and pastor conference with convocations and ordinations ceremony.

Evangelic ministry
United Gospel Assembly is a dedicated Evangelic ministry, and when it was started there were no churches. But through our outreach ministry gospel campaign, we brought many fruits among Indian populations, as in Andhra Pradesh. We have about 11 church buildings. Planted and built for the glory of God and appointed pastors in different regions and different tribes, where there are great tribulation and prosecutions to spread the word of God in remote tribal areas. Having suffered several social economical troubles, we constrained our selves, but by the love of our Lord, we built and established these many churches for his Glory. Yet we are looking forward to build more through His help.

Christ Care Home
Having started Christ Care Home for the parentless children in 2005, with just 10 children as orphans, there are now about 23 children as given a good education and we correcting them to live in Christ. And when they are educated thru Christ, they will be Christian oriented citizens in the society and are capable of sharing love of Christ one to another.

Bible women and pastors
UGA sends bible women and pastors in to 60 villages to spread the Gospel and conduct house meetings among believers. UGA has trained devoted Christian women to serve as bible woman, as go around the villages and distributes Christian literature and bibles. And to encourage the women to bring people together for worship god and to win many perishing souls in the villages.
After 11 years of ministry this year, UGA is able to support about 30 pastors with bicycles, audio equipments, Christian literature and bibles to work among villages and tribal people in the remote areas. And to bring the believers into Christ fold.

UGA has baptized several hundreds of people from different regions of the Indian population to conceal them into Christ. UGA has gone through several harassments and prosecutions from the secular religious country of India.

HE WHO OPPRESSES THE POOR SHOWS CONTEMPT FOR THEIR MAKER, BUT WHOEVER IS KIND TO THE NEEDY HONORS GOD……… Proverbs 14:31

I and my team pray for your valuable Gospel work, your family, your vailiable friends and your good team. The Lord will love and bless you and your heart full gospel work in the earth. God Bless you, your family and your ministry work richly.

Brother, I am waiting for your valuable prayerful letter to me as soon as possible.

Your sister in his service

Sudha Lazarus.

UNITED GOSPEL ASSEMBLY & CHARITABLE SOCIETY

P.O.BAG – 06, 4-1-176/1 Rotary Nagar Khammam
Pin:- 507 001 A.P. INDIA
Phone: 91+0 9949529698
sudhalazarus@yahoo.co.in

See our web site
http://www.unitedgospelassembly.blogspot.com

I decided five years ago that I should devote my life to make a difference in the lives of children living in orphanages and remote villages across Uganda.
Today there are three big projects are waiting for volunteers to get them kick-start. At the orphanage and school I support, I will need good hard-working volunteers. I would be grateful to know if your organization may be interested in sending a person or group to Uganda, where they will make an incredibly positive impact on the lives of children trapped in poverty.
I offer an enriching experience for foreign volunteers to come to Uganda and work with these projects. You can help to build schools, educate young Ugandans in mathematics, English and art, or install water systems.
While you’re here, you will have the opportunity to travel around the Pearl of Africa and see this wonderful country’s beauty, including Murchison and Queen Elizabeth National Park, The Bwindi Impenetrable Forrest and Lake Bunyoni.

I can promise the volunteers an adventure of a lifetime.

Please review our website www.mzunguvolunteers.org and  contact me if you think you can help. Thank you for taking the time to receive my letter,

SNS Nepal is an initiative set up by an enthusiastic team of locals within the Pokhara area.The main objective of SNS Nepal is to be a catalyst towards social change through enhancing educational opportunities, health care, environmental awareness and cultural exchange.

Through SNS Nepal we offer a number of volunteer programs which include teaching at a local school, raising awareness on issues such as the environment, sanitation & health care. We believe in providing volunteers with the opportunity to experience and learn about Nepali culture first hand through language classes and home stays.

We Offer,

-Teaching English and various subjects at schools,

-Teaching Buddhist monks and study about Buddhism

-Work with orphans

-Home stay and cultural exchange

-Photography and Journalism

-Environmental awareness

Besides volunteer placement, We offer various adventure program to explore the beauty of Nepal like Trekking, Rafting, Climbing, Elephant safari, Mountain flight, Bungee jumping, Paragliding and more

Feel free to contact us anytime in case you have any questions or concerns.

www.snsvolunteer.org.np

snsvolunteer@gmail.com