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Joshua Mbogoli - Family
LOCATION: Bugiri, Uganda
NAME: Joshua Mbogoli Family
NEEDS MET BY MTL:
  • Occasional Family Support (as funds permit)

GOAL NEEDS:
  • Food
  • Medical Care
  • Clothing money
  • Shoe money
  • School Fees
  • School Supplies
  • Medical Care
  • Home Purchased



MONTHLY INCOME:
$157 usd approximate

MONTHLY EXPENSES:
$632

NOTES:
Income is 25% of Expenses
Difference: $475

CONCLUSION:
Joshua provides much-needed care, provision, and school tuition/supplies for children in his village area.
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A Letter From Joshua:

There was a day when I had nothing to eat. The harsh sunlight had to hit me hard and made me dehydrated and had no water 💦 to drink. At a tender age I stayed outside in darkness on the streets and slept in unfinished houses and on roadside dirty spots/stalls. Staying hungry all day and the only way to get a coin 🪙 was walking 🚶 long distances collecting dumped plastic bottles and old abandoned metals, which I had to sell for a coin. 🪙 This was done with several attacks from different street groups. Walking barefooted with dirty tone clothes. No human could help the class of people in that state. By then, we lived like enemies of the well off people.   I used to cry for my situation and for others. And the second thing that made me cry was when I turned to God for rescue. Every word I used to say came from my heart and together with tears. Whenever I saw well off children with good homes and their daily spending I felt like we have a different God.  Later everything changed and with some differences. To date, Uganda has a number of 20,000 homeless children. This is the minimum estimate as of 2019 statistics 📊 showed 15,000 children and to date it can even be beyond this estimation. The largest number of children comes from northern Uganda in parts of Karamojja, Arua, and neighboring districts.  The purpose for me in holding on was granted to me by God. I feel so sad whenever I hear that people are still dying and starving from hunger in some parts of Uganda. And this is the bitter truth we can’t find published in the media and very many people can’t believe this because it’s totally unbelievable unless you get a clear experience about it. Praise God that people trust me and I receive donations once in a while for my family and friends especially the old, the vulnerable and the sick. My prayer to God every is to enable me to expand my knowledge and my reach, create a very good team and continue to do wonders in my community all by God’s will.

Joshua Mbogoli
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