Busoga Association   

Otherwise we need your prayers always.
Yours in His service.

These are grandparents looking after their
granddaughter carrying the HIV virus. Their daughter
died early last year. Such old people can fully
support the children they look after because their
ability to work is very low. We supported them with
drugs and food.



These and many more clients need frequent visit and
support. But the resources limit us so much. As I
always share with you we are so much in of drugs,
relief supplies like food, clothing, blankets etc, and
transport for the easier movement in our out reaches.

Some of the orphans supported by
the organization under the AIDS ORPHANS AND WIDOWS
SUPPORT PROGRAM.

This girl is the eldest in her
family of 4 children. Every morning she goes out to
work in peoples' gardens to be able to get some food
for her little brothers and sister. Both of their
parents died of AIDS.

Lubaale is addressing a group of widows and guardians
while opening a one day training workshop on how to
care for children and people living with HIV/AIDS
virus.

This man is living with the
virus, his wife past away and he is living with his 3
sons and 2 daughters. This is the house they live in
but it is almost collapsing. How will the children be
able to maintain it when their father passes away.

This woman on the right is one of
the widows supported by the organization. She was
supported to grow one acre of maize (corn) and this is
some of the harvested corn. She has 6 children and
their father died in 1999.

A woman getting agricultural tools
and inputs (wheelbarrow, spade, spray pump etc.)
during the launching of the FOOD AND NUTRITION
SECURITY POGRM - FNSP.


This lady was one of the
beneficiaries who got  support from the organization
through the FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY PROGRAM - FNSP. She is in her store where she keeps her surplus
food. There is need to construct food storage
facilities for farmers to be able to keep their
harvested food properly.

Some of the tools and implements
displayed during the launching of the FOOD AND
NUTRITION SECURITY PROGRAM, where 90 families were
supported (about 360 beneficiaries).


Some of the farmers who were
supported are in their gardens planting high breed
corn and beans.


This is a training workshop for the
farmers/beneficiaries on how to use new agricultural
technologies using local materials.