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Watoto brings hope and healing to vulnerable women and children in Uganda and South Sudan. We aim at the pain in our communities and invite you to join us in seeing their situations transformed.

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Watoto rescues vulnerable children and places them in loving families. Our goal is not only to meet their physical needs, but to give them everything they need to become healthy and whole, and live a life of purpose.

When you sponsor a child, you help us provide food, clothing, medical care, education and a safe place they can call home. Each child has multiple sponsors in order to give them the holistic care that every person needs to thrive.

Thank you for helping us provide love, hope and a bright future to vulnerable babies and children in Uganda and South Sudan. Although their lives had a rocky beginning, because of your generosity they now have a safe place to call home, and sponsors like you to support and encourage them.

One of the biggest benefits to sponsorship is the life long relationship you form with the child or mother you sponsor, so we encourage you to write to your sponsored child and get to know them!

You are critical to everything were doing in Africa and your sponsorship is making a lasting difference. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.

To read more visit www.watoto.com

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Donation summary

Total
£1,326.19
+ £192.25 Gift Aid
Online
£1,326.19
Offline
£0.00
Direct
£25.00
Fundraisers
£1,301.19

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