Tag: uganda children

My name is Tiyo and I am a Home Assistant at S.A.L.V.E. International’s Drug Rehabilitation Centre. This is the story of (Enock)* told in his own words…

A Normal Beginning

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This is a true story about two children, a boy and a girl, living in a village in Uganda. One day, before heading to the market, their mother put food on the fire and…

The Inequality Question for this month focused on gender equality. The children we support in Uganda choose a question each month to share ideas with others all over the world on… Read more

This month’s Inequality Question focused on: “Should children be in school or stay at home to stop the spread of Covid-19?” 

We received 67 responses and the discussion… Read more

This month’s Inequality Question, chosen by children living on the streets in Uganda focused on: “How important is religion in helping children grow up well?”

S.A.L.V.E. International joins bid to save small international development charity sector

S.A.L.V.E. International is joining thousands of other small international development charities across the UK in their call for… Read more

This month’s Inequality Question (chosen by children living on the streets of Uganda) focused on: “How can we best reduce pollution and how important is it for our futures?”

This month’s Inequality Question focused on: “Should sports and physical exercise be compulsory to create a healthy society?”

We… Read more

This is a story about a boy called Adroa*.

Adroa is an only child and was raised by his father. Adroa had a difficult relationship with his father growing… Read more

This month’s inequality question focused on the dilemma, “If people commit crimes like theft to survive, should they be punished?”

We received 77 responses and they were viewed more than 300 times (so far)!

Today, our…