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BOLAM 2010The dream of Keirungi Children's Village becomes reality!
See how lives are being changed!
Jeremiah was rescued in 2014. He is now three years old. He was severely malnourished when he came to us and had been abused by his care givers.
We also rescued Tony in 2014. We were blessed to rescue him in September 2014. He is a cute boy with a very big appetite!
Innocent Tumuhimbise came to us in 2013. He is now six years old. He was severely burnt. He is from Mbarara, a nearby district.
Innocent Tumwesigye also came to us in 2013 and is also from Mbarara. He is now nine years old. He is very smart. Upon arriving at Keirungi, they ran to the swings and were very talkative and curious about everything.
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BOLAM 2012Keirungi Children's Village is home to 17 children!
We rescued Antony in 2012.
Sadly, his mother died. 
Ninsiima, a 2 1/2 year old girl, was being neglected by her mother. She came to us in 2012 and stayed with us about 15 months. When she came to us, she was stunted, malnourished, and barely able to stand. Within months, she was walking and running! We resettled her with her grandmother in early 2013.
Murungi Freedom was abandoned in 2011. He was subsequently adopted by a family in America.
Murungi is a healthy, happy baby.
House Mother Rose sits with Agaba Deo. His mother abandoned him.
Determine was born to a 16 year-old single
mother who could not provide adequate care. We took him in 2011 and subsequently resettled with his father. 
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Friday came to us in 2013. Like most of our children, he came to us malnourished. He was nursed back to health with lots of good Ugandan food!
We rescued Nunu in 2012. She is a jolly girl.
We also rescued Nunu's sister, Evelyn.
We also rescued Shalom in 2012.
Blessing came to us in 2012.
We rescued Odongo and Opio in 2012 and were able to resettle them with their mother.
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Night (front) and Gift were abandoned at the border of
Rwanda. We received them in 2011. 
We received Kato and Kakuru in 2011.
Their mother died soon after they were born and their disabled grandma was unable to care for them. 
Amanya (L) and Alex (R) came to us right after we opened. They were abandoned and are from a neighboring district.
Joseph was the first child we took in at Keirungi. He was subsequently adopted by a family in America.
Some of the children at Keirungi hang-out on a slide.
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