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"Let our HEARTS be Broaden and Our Hands be extended to help others." Said Job Samuel and Musinguzi Johnson” founders of Pearl Child Care project-Uganda.

The project was initiated in 2009 and legitimately registered in 2011 after realizing the need to care and support for the sufferings of abandoned children, orphans and vulnerable children in the impoverished communities. In their heartfelt prayer is what steered them to initiate and led this project. “Pearl Child Care project-Uganda” ‘with a priority to care and support for abandoned children, orphans and vulnerable children with basic needs through existing available resources.’

Pearl Child Care project-Uganda is a child care and support organization and a registered nonprofit community based organization (CBO) The story behind this project is to give formal Education, the compassion of one love and assurance to abandoned children, orphans and vulnerable children to education in poor communities in Uganda. Founder, Job Samuel and Musinguzi Johnson volunteers who lived and worked with mentor volunteers Uganda for years at the school projects had a vision that we must initiate a child care education project that cares for abandoned children, orphans and vulnerable children in Uganda



  Abandoned and disadvantaged children                    Children from school with volunteer

Pearl Child Care Project-Uganda operates in Wakiso district, currently we cares and support for 92 children. 85 abandoned children, orphans and vulnerable children in primary school and 7 in secondary school by providing them formal primary education and secondary education, feeding, medication, clothing, scholastic materials, shelter and etc with the aim of preserving the life and promoting the well-being of orphans and needy children in the area.


Message from the Director

Following the biblical example of the Good Samaritan The account of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-37) gives an observable portrait of God's desire for us to lend a hand to those in desperate life wherever we locate them. In the way back we followed Christ's command by aiding Uganda’s orphans and vulnerable children boys and girls needy, sick, starving and suffering.

We are an effective volunteers helping hand as means of reaching hurting children in Uganda with basic needs that includes; children’s rights, formal Education and learning life skills, feeding, shelter, medication, clothing and other assistance Christ. This work (community service), in turn, earns us a hearing for the Good cause / turn and life changing in the lives of needy children

Why do we do’ what we do!?

“Go, and do thou likewise”," Christ subjected and ruled after explaining the tale of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:30—37, so we do. Let us be quick to bandage the wounds we see, But like the Samaritan, we don't stop there! We in addition to meeting the immediate needs and emergency, we help these sufferers recover and get back on their feet. No matter what, who, when, where or what we do, we offer more than help to the suffering children as direct beneficiaries and other people in communities as indirect beneficiaries in this broken world, we care, we share, we love this work we load.

Conclusion:

If we are having a disability in being a Good Samaritan; we are deeply shameful for the individual and our families. “If we;’ “the individuals, groups, families, organizations or companies etc” cannot give answers to the suffering of children and youth the world will loose them to street beggars or hooligan! If we; who can do some thing are in turn are silent, there will be no living hope for the needy children"  

Yours

PROGRAM  DIRECTOR

MUKASA JOB SAMUEL