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FACE children live at home with surviving family NOT in orphanages.
When a child is orphaned, why should we isolate that child in an orphanage? FACE children remain with family, an older sister or brother; an aunt or uncle; or a grandparent. These children need the love of their extended family who keep their culture alive. What they do need is your help with school fees, since education in Uganda, is not free!
Education Makes a Difference
FACE helps 44 schools to date. Education is Freedom. Freedom to read a newspaper. Freedom to write a letter. Freedom to improve health. Freedom to become a leader. Freedom to improve their political environment. Freedom to pursue a better life.
Orphans praying for sponsors to pay school fees at Adventist schools in Uganda, East Africa.
There is no free education for these children in Uganda. These orphans live at home with surviving family. They want to learn to read. The special blessing is learning about Jesus their Lord!
Laughter is a Merry Medicine
Give the Gift of Education! 100% of your sponsorship is sent to one of 44 schools in Uganda, East Africa. FACE has NO paid staff!
A Soccer Lovers Gift of Love
450 children at Karugaya Adventist School received this soccerball from a generous donor. This may be the first "real leather soccerball" these children have ever held. You may sent gifts to your child!
Handmade Gravity Propelled Bicycles
These FACE kids attend Bukangama Adventist School. Their school fees are paid, they receive a new uniform yearly, writing materials, pens, pencils, math set and blanket.
Family Dwelling in South West Rwenzori Mountains
Who will pay school fees so these children can attend their local Adventist school? Notice that this family lives on the slope of a hillside. They are just surviving, hanging on for dear life. School is only a dream for these children. Join FACE to make their dream, of going to school, come true.
About Me
- Free African Children thru Education
- Free African Children thru Education has been helping orphans attend school for 21 years.
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