The 12 year old in filthy and torn clothes sits on the street, his unwashed body giving a sharp smell that testifies of months gone by without a single bath. “Uncle, May you give…
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Looking back at 2021
As we move into 2022 it’s a great time to stop and reflect on the year gone by and…
Read moreJanuary 2022 Newsletter
January isn’t all doom and gloom. Schools in Uganda are finally set to re-open this month and that is definitely something to be excited about. I will (hopefully) soon be returning to Uganda after…
Read moreFrom Child Bride to Business Woman
Joyce* grew up in a large family of many children where her father had more than one wife. She studied until only primary two and her father…
Read moreRestoring Hope With Girls On The Streets
Abbo* is 14 years old and currently living with her grandmother and one sibling in a slum area of Jinja. This area is also used as a decomposing place for all the… Read more
Recruiting for a Drug Rehabilitation Nurse
Do you believe that no young person should have to live and work on the streets?
Do you believe that children who have lived on the streets deserve the chance to fulfil their potential?
S.A.L.V.E. International…
Read more“Help young people fight climate change; it’s never too little too late”
This month, in the wake of the international climate meeting COP 26, the children we work with in Uganda asked our S.A.L.V.E. supporters and friends worldwide whether the actions we take today… Read more
The Struggles of a Single Mother
Natukunda* is one of the single mothers currently supported by S.A.L.V.E. International. She was born the oldest of five children from the Mugishu tribe. She was raised by her mother as her… Read more
Ahead of COP26, SALVE debates whether adapting farming systems is the way to tackle global world hunger
The past 18 months have put a once in a lifetime level of pressure on the world. The COVID-19 pandemic has provoked a global health crisis, disrupted global food systems, and reversed years… Read more