Anne comes to school from a local village about a mile away...
Having only recently arrived at Ekiwumulo, John is too youn...
Frank enjoys living at Ekiwumulo because since he arrived h...
Francis is the son of one of the mothers who takes care of ...
Alex is a cheeky student of Ekiwumulo where he comes from t...
Precious has grown up in the care of Esuubi ever since her ...
Mike has never had so many friends to play with. Living at ...
Milly is sporting a dress sent to her by her sponsor. Her e...
His smile never seems to fade as he enjoys studying at Ekiw...
Blessing is exactly what her name suggests. As one of the o...
Having visited Esuubi's work on a number of occasions S...
Vanessa is a new arrival at Ekiwumulo. She was abandoned by...
Eric lost his parents at an early age and grew up with his ...
Sarah is very grateful for the kind donations of primary re...
Florence is a shy child who we know very little about...
Winnie wants to be a lawyer and with the support of her spo...
Babirye arrived at Ekiwumulo with her older sister when the...
Catherine was abandoned by her family when they became ill ...
The joy on Erica's face when she met her sponsor is som...
Brian is very grateful the gifts brought out for him and ot...
Rita was born with severe disabilities and without our supp...
Godfrey is so grateful for the support his sponsor has give...
Samuel has been supported by Esuubi for the past six years ...
Anna lived at home with an elderly relative who could not a...
Annette recently arrived at Ekiwumulo and has settled in st...
Ibrahim was brought to Ekiwumulo when he was found without ...
Wilberforce enjoys studying English and Science and Ekiwumu...
Founded in 2005 Esuubi is a UK-based charity which works with local communities in Uganda to develop strong, sustainable projects which meet local needs and help the communities to support their most vulnerable children.
An example of our long-term sustainable thinking can be seen in our work in Mityana, where we are combining Ekiwumulo Orphanage Village, School and Vocational Education Centre with a tourist café. Not only will the café provide funds to support Ekiwumulo, but it will allow the children at Ekiwumulo to learn life skills that allow them to become valuable members of the local community.
To help fund Esuubi Café, an exciting, sustainable project, we are asking people to run cake sales at their church, school or club ...