Sponsorships
Sponsor an Orphan at Timothy Home
In a nation with over 2.5 million orphans, there is no better place for the Go and Tell vision to take root than Uganda. We believe that something special can happen when we all come together in unity to share God’s love.
These precious orphans below are seeking a sponsor parent who will help provide them with a safe and loving "home."
For $42 per month, you will help provide a child with:
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Food and clean water ~ 3 meals a day, 7 days a week
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Medical care through the medical clinic located on site
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Education at Kids Care and Cream Hill High School
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24-hour a day care in Timothy Home
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Opportunity to hear about Jesus and be encouraged to develop a lifelong relationship with God
Children Looking for a Sponsor
Jeirah Kirabo
Jeirah Kirabo is 6 years old and isl in Grade 1 at Kids Care School. She has six siblings and is the fourth-born in her family. She currently lives at Timothy Home Orphanage with her elder sister, Jerine. Previously, Jeirah lived with her mother and siblings in a single-room home with only one mattress. The girls slept on the mattress, while the boys slept on the floor. None of the children were attending school; instead, they had to engage in casual labor within the neighborhood to earn food for the day, while their mother was heavily pregnant. Concerned about their situation, the village authorities referred the family to us for assistance. Her favorite subject is Reading, and blue is her favorite color. She enjoys eating rice and beef and dreams of becoming a nurse in the future.
Shellah Mukisa
Shellah Mukisa is 12 years old and is in Grade 5.
Shellah lost his mum and he has never met his father. He joined Timothy Home from Kyotera District. Shellah was living with his maternal grand parents who are eldery and could not support his growth. They could face difficulties accessing food, clothing, medical care, and education. To ensure proper support,he was brought to Timothy Home by a community social worker for further management. His favorite color is black, and his favorite food is rice. Science is his strongest subject, and he dreams of becoming a farmer after completing his studies.
John Mirembe
John Mirembe is 9 years old and is currently enrolled in Nursery school. His early childhood has been marked by significant hardship. His mother is living with a mental illness and is HIV positive, circumstances that have greatly affected the stability of his upbringing. For a time, John and his mother resided with his maternal aunt. However, his aunt later entrusted him to a friend who claimed she would care for him. Unfortunately, this arrangement proved harmful, as John was neglected, mistreated, and frequently denied adequate food. As a result, he became severely malnourished and required hospitalization in a government facility, where he received treatment for approximately one year.
Following his recovery, he was unable to return to his aunt’s home, as her husband was unwilling to have him live with them again.
Despite these challenges, John remains a bright and resilient child. His favorite subject is Drawing, and he especially loves the color yellow. In the future, he aspires to become a mechanic.
Ezra Nuwamanya
Ezra Nuwamanya is 13 years old and is in Grade 6. He comes from Rwawebwa Village in Gomba District. His father passed away when he was five, and since then, he has been living with his mother and four siblings. When Ezra arrived at Timothy Home, he was not attending school regularly before because he and his siblings used to go to school in rotation. To help his family, he also worked with his mother in the nearby garden to earn food. His favorite color is yellow, his best subject is Mathematics. He wants to be a pilot after completing his studies.