Camp Presentation: Emotions
Posted by admin on Jan 22, 2012 | 0 comments During camp this fall, the children learned about emotions that we all experience. Here is one group's presentation to their parents, guardians, and classmates.read more
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Decisions, Decisions
Posted by denise on Jan 5, 2012 | Comments Off Babies are the same all over the world no matter what their race they learn in the same ways. They start their life journey with only themselves in mind. Their wants and needs, that’s the only things important to them. Then one day they are confronted with a new word “no”. Suddenly they have to add a new element to their life, they have to make a decision. It’s...read more
Finding Hope: Sarah’s Story
Posted by admin on Dec 28, 2011 | Comments Off Sarah and her sisters were always hungry. Though her father worked hard, he could not raise enough money for food and school fees at same time. When he could get school fees, he could not get food, and when he could get food he could not get school fees. By the time he could raise the fees, the school term would be about to close. But Sarah found hope. “God was on our side and watching over us,...read more
Christmas Card Gallery
Posted by admin on Dec 24, 2011 | Comments Off Merry Christmas from our children in Uganda – they made these cards for you! Cards were mailed earlier this week, but we wanted you to enjoy more than one! Thank you for your prayers and financial support this year!read more
Give Life and Hope this Christmas
Posted by admin on Dec 12, 2011 | Comments Off Can you give $10 a month to feed a child? We have over 200 children in Kampala, Uganda who rely on your donations so they can eat. For many of the children we serve, the meals they receive at school are the only meals they get. We know that regular nutritious meals are absolutely necessary for life and health – and hope. For 60% of our children, TOUCH provides the only regular meals they...read more
Walking with Malaria
Posted by Kay on Nov 22, 2011 | Comments Off Florence stepped into the TOUCH office and took a deep breath. We were so glad to see her. On a previous visit, she was one of the stand-out students that voiced the children’s concerns and advocated for change. She was bold and outspoken, and she stated her case carefully and with confidence. She wants to be a lawyer – and she will be a good one. On this day, however, she suffered...read more
The Picture in My Head
Posted by Kay on Sep 7, 2011 | Comments Off I am thinking about the picture that we all have somewhere in our heads. You know – the poor child in a developing country. Look at his eyes, that empty gaze from malnutrition, the wasting of his mind and body because of a lack of food and abundance of disease. Discolored hair, distended belly. Snotty nose, and flies drinking from the well of those huge eyes. What if we could see past that...read more
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