Impact Stories
The Tenacity of Destu
Destu Abdella stole our hearts when we first saw her standing by the tattered tarp shelter on the side of the road. Unsure of how to behave or react at four white faces smiling and walking towards her, she scrunched her face in a confused mix of timid smiling and...
4 Siblings, 6 Months, Infinite Change
Akello is an 11 year old little girl who came to Otino Waa this year. She is one of six children in her family. Sadly, her father died in 2017 of AIDS, and her mother died of AIDs in 2019. After they lost their parents, the oldest child became the head of the...
When your water looks like a latte, there’s a problem.
You woke up early this morning to tend to your garden. Don’t you wish your vegetables had as much perseverance as the weeds? The morning was cool. The moon was glowing and the mosquitos were still out when you began working. But as the sun and the temperatures climbed...
Lela Alit Medical Outreach – Uganda
After drilling a well in the Lela Alit community, PATH’s medical staff decided that this area was extremely in need of a medical outreach. A team of medical professionals, social workers and pastors arrived early in the morning, ready to help the people who had waited...
Drilling Wells for Lasting Change
Two new wells were just drilled and dedicated in Uganda!We were able to commission and hand over two wells to the communities of Apala and Barongin Parishes in Alito Sub County, Uganda. This was a day of jubilation for the communities that had struggled with the lack...
Visitation Day at Otino Waa
Visitation Days are one of the many ways we try to help Otino Waa kids stay bonded to their family and keep guardians engaged with the children. Robina and her Grandma On the most recent Visitation Day, Robina's Grandmother said: “Robina is my only hope, my love for...
Emergency Water Relief – Ethiopia
Our Emergency Water Relief Reservoirs are Installed in Ethiopia!Last year, the early and late rains in the region where we work failed to provide the rainfall needed for survival. More than 600,000 people are affected. When Sata, our Ethiopian Director, went to see...
Healing Minakulu
From 1988-2006, Northern Uganda was the battlefield of a brutal war. This conflict has become infamous for the widespread child abductions that fueled the rebel army's forces. In the midst of the chaos, PATH sprouted up in response to an urgent, and overwhelming need...
Remote Medical Outreach
Our second medical outreach for this year was held on April 23 at Sir Apollo Nursery and Primary School. Sir Apollo is one of our Community Based Care partner schools. Through this partnership, we are able to send children from that area to receive quality education,...
Jonathan’s Story
Through our Child Sponsorship program, hundreds of children like Jonathan are rescued and given the opportunity for a better future. At PATH International, we are on a mission to end the global orphan crisis. We believe this is possible through comprehensive orphan...
Empowering Widows and Mothers – Ethiopia
Beyond just providing education for children, PATH believes in breaking generational poverty and empowering women to take responsibility for the wellbeing of their children. Following a Self-Help Group (SHG) model, the mothers/guardians of our Ethiopian children have...
Bala CBC Visit and Food Aid
We had another amazing CBC visit. When we arrived, the community was waiting for us and welcomed us with songs of praises at their church. A few of our kids who are in P5, P6 and P7 were leading powerful praise and worship, and later there was a moment of prayer....
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