Impact Stories
Peninah’s Story – 20 Years Later
Peninah just a little girl when she was rescued from being abducted by the violent rebel group that was terrorizing her homeland in 2003. She had a very painful start in life, loosing her parents at such a young age, while trying to survive the brutal war that raged...
Superheroes on Motorcycles
A key to the success of our CBC program is our incredible team of social workers who regularly visit each child’s home and school. Ride along with Emmanuel and Gloria on their trip to the village: Visits to CBC homes allow our social workers to build an understanding...
Transportation Needs at Otino Waa
Right now, one of our more pressing needs in Uganda is related to transportation. There are 3 different types of vehicles needed: 8 Motorcycles for Social Workers and Staff We have 334 children in our Community Based Care program, who live outside of Otino Waa....
Hilda’s Story
Hilda has changed a lot in the few short months she has been in Otino Waa Children’s Village. Hilda and her older brother lost both parents to HIV/AIDS. When we found Hilda, she and her brother had never stepped into school before. She hardly had clothes to wear and...
Does Sponsoring a Child Actually Work? Apili Moses’s Story
20 years ago, PATH was born with the rescue of 78 orphaned children…But where are they now? Many people wonder, “Does sponsoring a child actually work?” Our answer is a resounding YES! And we have so many testimonies to prove it. Apili Moses was orphaned during the...
Elizabeth and Mercy’s Story
Elizabeth and Mercy are sisters who came to Otino Waa at the beginning of 2023. Their mother had a mental disability and was raped by an unknown person two times, which is how Mercy and Elizabeth were born. Later, their mother died and their sickly grandmother was...
Holiday Break – Uganda
Right now in Uganda, the students are on holiday break. This means that most of our residential Otino Waa children are back in the bush living with relatives. It is a very important time of year in Uganda, as there is so much work to do in the gardens. We're thankful...
Julius Peter’s Story
From the very beginning, Julius Peter has had a difficult life. His mother is mentally ill, and sadly, she was raped, resulting in Julius Peter. The neighbors told our social workers that his mother delivered him in the bush and people heard a baby crying and found...
Yearbook 2023-2024 Ethiopia
We are very excited to bring you our 2023-2024 Ethiopian Class photos! Below you'll find the grades and names of our students. Some grades have two photos. Thank you so much for sponsoring these amazing kids!1st Grade Back L to R: Hana Teshome, Kerima Abdulselam,...
Barobogo Medical Outreach – Uganda
On May 3rd we had the opportunity to do a Medical Outreach to the Barobogo community in Northern Uganda. This is one of the communities that we drilled a well for in 2022. Since the well was drilled, we have seen a major improvement in the overall health of the...
Why Care for Orphans?
Why Orphan Care? At the core of it, we are working to help orphaned children because it is what Jesus has called us to. Throughout the Bible, God speaks of his particular love for the fatherless, and He calls to us to open our hearts and provide whatever protection,...
Matching Grant Update
We are so excited to share that we received a $5,000 Matching Grant to help offset the affects of inflation. You gave $6,435, which means that a total of $11,435 was raised! Thank you!! Learn More: The Impact of Inflation in Uganda and Ethiopia For the past...
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