Story of Aber; From being abandoned by her mother, to tracing her paternal family
My name is Aber Fiona Gladys, I am 20 years old now. I never met my father or any of his relatives while growing up.
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From the Streets to Self-Reliance
Denis’ journey from survival to purpose.
Life changed for Denis when he was just eight years old. After losing his mother, dropping out of school, and drifting into street life, he found a second chance through Hashtag Gulu’s agriculture and counselling program.
“Yes, I am no longer the boy wandering the streets. I am a young man with a plan, skills, and purpose.”
Today, Denis works with pigs and chickens, has received piglets to begin his own project, and dreams of building a home for his grandmother and siblings.
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Behind every number is a child, a family, and a future.
Impact statistics help us measure progress, but stories help us remember the human lives behind the work. They show donors, partners and communities what transformation really looks like.
480+Youth equipped with hands-on skills
412+Street children and youth reintegrated
1,655+Children and youth treated in clinic
115,410+Community members reached