In the hearts of those who help others, there’s a deep well of care, especially for kids who suffer the most. Working to ease their pain is tough—it can hurt inside. But every day, they give their all, knowing their efforts matter.

Being there for others means facing tough moments that can wear you down. But there’s also a strong belief that kindness can change lives.

It’s not about getting praise—it’s about making a difference, even in small ways. And even though it’s hard, and things may seem uncertain, the joy of helping and seeing smiles on children’s faces makes it all worth it.

Let’s keep going, side by side, spreading kindness and building a better future. Our actions, no matter how small, make a big difference.

Due to Facebook outage and the inability to consult some of our files, only a little work was done today, as follows:

Nakaziba Masitura

Namutamba Hairati

Twins Lilian and Vivian

Basalilwa Moses

Namugishu Shirat

Kizito George

Babirye Gloria & Kaudha Blessing

The rest will be worked on tomorrow.

For any problems and queries, you can use our official email address:

contact@helponechildthrive.com

Hello friends,

Facebook is currently down, do not worry, we are doing our work as usual. If you need anything urgently, you can write at:

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We are not far,

Veronica & Mugoya

Imagine a world where kindness and compassion were the guiding stars of our interactions, where every encounter became an opportunity to uplift, to understand, and to connect. In this realm, the smallest gestures of warmth resonate like gentle ripples on a tranquil pond, spreading harmony far beyond their origin.

Picture the profound transformation within relationships, where empathy becomes the cornerstone, weaving bonds that transcend differences and adversity. Here, conflicts dissolve like morning mist before the sun, yielding to the power of understanding and mutual respect.

In the tapestry of human experience, kindness and compassion emerge as threads of luminous gold, weaving a fabric of resilience and belonging. Each act, each word spoken with tenderness, contributes to the vibrant mosaic of community, where every individual is valued and embraced.

Within the sanctuary of compassionate hearts, injustices find their adversary, as empathy fuels the flames of advocacy and social change. Across the globe, from bustling cities to remote villages, the symphony of compassion echoes, bridging divides and nurturing the seeds of hope.

In this world, guided by the compass of compassion, humanity finds its true north. And though the journey may be wrought with challenges, the light of kindness illuminates the path, guiding us towards a future where love reigns supreme, and every soul finds solace in the embrace of a compassionate universe.

In a world often tumultuous and turbulent, there exists a timeless elixir: kindness. It’s a gentle breeze amid life’s storms, a radiant glow in the dimmest of hours.

Kindness, a language universal yet profound, possesses the remarkable ability to mend brokenness and uplift spirits. With each act of generosity, we sow seeds of compassion that blossom into fields of understanding and harmony.

In the intricate tapestry of existence, let kindness serve as the golden thread, weaving through every encounter, uniting us in a dance of benevolence and appreciation. For it is through the elegant dance of kindness, both bestowed and received, that we infuse the world with an enduring grace and beauty.

Being kind to kids is like having a superpower of love. Kids are like little sponges soaking up everything around them. When we’re nice to them, it’s like planting seeds of happiness that will grow big and strong.

Think about it: when we listen to what they have to say, wipe their tears, or just hold their hand, we’re making their hearts feel good. And in return, our hearts feel pretty great too!

Having lots of money or fancy stuff isn’t what makes us truly rich. It’s those moments when we make a kid smile just by being kind. So let’s keep spreading kindness to kids because it’s not only good for them but also good for us. It’s like magic that makes the world a better place.

Children… making sure they have enough to eat is really important. It’s not just about filling their tummies; it’s about helping them grow up healthy and happy. When we give a child food, we’re giving more than just a meal. We’re showing them that they’re cared for and loved.

Feeding a child well isn’t just good for them; it’s good for everyone. It helps them do better in school, be stronger and healthier, and have a better chance at a good life. And when we make sure all children have enough to eat, we’re making the world a better, fairer place.

So, when we feed a child, we’re not just giving them food. We’re giving them a better future. We’re helping to make the world a kinder, happier, and more hopeful place for everyone.

Let us cherish these moments, these glimpses of eternity embodied in the laughter of children. For in their innocence, we find redemption, and in their joy, we discover the true essence of what it means to be alive.

We are tired, but happy.

It’s been a good week of our lives.

I love them all so much. There is a story behind every child in this photo, one to restore your faith in humanity.

Tashera does not have a sponsor, but Mariella sends me 20 euros each month for any needs, and I always feed two children without sponsor. She saved many lives!

Mariella and her friend, Anna, also take care of Peruth. This shy, beautiful girl, never missed food.

Delico is small and fearful of camera, so my colleague gave her the car keys to play with. She is in Alixander’s care. When he had seen her photo, he came to me and said: I will look after this baby!

Akisam is under the care of my friend, Iulia. She is a teacher in her second year of teaching, and her pay-check is so small, but she still helps this boy! He has never missed a single month of food.

Madina’s story has made a lot of tears fall. When she was small, she fell with her face into hot soup. She had 3rd degree burns all over. Our lady doctor treated her with great patience and love, and look at Madina’s face today!

Mark’s sponsor is also called Mark. That is such a beautiful coincidence. The child has a second name, which is very special: Time. Yeah, Mark Time.

Rahimis HIV-positive. We have been taking care of him since 2019. He is doing well, attending school and having a wonderful long-distance family.

Sadat is strong, ambitious, and wants to become a pilot.

Life, with all the treasures within.