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You Can Help the Children of Northern Uganda by Sponsoring their Future
We believe that education can empower the children of Africa and transform their Futures.
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Brian Omiya
Student ID # 1216 Support MeBrian's name means in the Acholi language; 'Rwot omiya' as 'God has given me'. He is 6 years old, and lives with his single mother whom is 35 years old with six children. Brian wants to be a pilot when he grows up.
Our Mission
Our Work
Nearly a third of the Ugandan population (more than 10 million people) survive on less than a dollar a day.
The UN estimates that 1 million school-age children in Uganda are unable to attend school.
Over 20% of Ugandan primary school children are orphans.
How long will my sponsorship last?
We hope your sponsorship of a specific child will last until the child has completed secondary school. After that, you can choose to sponsor and build a relationship with another child. In cases where a child drops out of school or moves outside the area, the child may be terminated from the program. If this happens, we’ll do our best to let you know as soon as possible. If the child is forced to stop school because of an illness, TCAF will give you the option to continue to support the child and their medical treatment.
Where does my money go?
For a full explanation of how TCAF operates, visit our Financial Accountability page.
Do I need to be a member of a specific religion or belief system to sponsor a child through TCAF?
Today’s Children, Africa’s Future is a nondenominational organization. We welcome sponsors of all religions, ages, genders, and beliefs. The communities and children we sponsor, as well as the mentors we assign, are also of varying backgrounds and beliefs.
