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Dear Doctor K,
How are you doing? My names are Musinguzi Titus in
Primary six at SPACC. I am the head boy and the best
English speaker at our school. I have sent you a photo,
where am standing with my Dad and Sister, infront
of our house. Our house is made of reeds, mud, wood
and its grass thatched in the shape of a hut.Infront
of us is a maize plant. My sister is in primary two
and she is twelve years old. We are staying very far
away from school, like 7km, so many times my sister’s
studies have been delayed. We are of the hope that
we make you our friend. God bless you!! Regards, Titus.
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The
"Whoville" project:
Help4Teachers.com will be sending teaching material
to Springs Alive. If your class or school is interested
in helping this worthwhile program for the children
of Uganda, let us know.
Email
Kathie (subject Uganda)
SPRINGS
ALIVE ,
Sebbi-Lugeye Village (Kajjansi H'se) Kakiri P.O.
BOX 10923 Kampala Uganda.
Update: June 2009: Our first donor shipment
of materials was sent from the Smithsonian Anacostia
Community in Washington DC. They sent various alphabet
lessons, hygienge lessons and pencils. Linda Maxwell
coordinated the shipment with FEDEX International
and the materials did arrive at the school within
about a week.
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Dear Doctor K,
My name is Savio in primary two at SPACC. My teacher
tells me that am the most stubborn boy in our class
but I have always been the first in academics. I love
to play football and to pretend that I am crying for
teachers to ask why, so that I laugh at them! Doctor
K, I love you and would love you to be your friend.
Is this possible? In the attached photo, is my Grandmother
I stay with and my two relatives at our home. I am the
first from the left. Hope you will write back. Yours
sincerely, Savio
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Dear Doctor K,
My name is Diana and am 9 years old, studying in Primary
three. am the Junior prefect for MDD and Iam a good
performer. Thank you very much for your letter you
sent to us. It was nice getting a reply from you.
By the way, I have sent you my family photo (see attachment)
and Iam standing on the right hand side, Grandmother
is in the middle with my younger sister and cousin
on the left. Behind us is our house and a pot at the
veranda. Our house is made of mud, elephant grass
and wooden poles. I don’t stay with my parents because
they don’t stay together. Would you please choose
me and accept me to be your friend? Thanks. Yours
sincerely, Nabagereka Diana
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from the teachers:
Hallo
there, SPACC stands for Springs Alive Childen's Centre.
The Centre accomodates all sorts of children i.e. those
with parents, orphans, disabled, deafs, dumb, some who
can afford to pay and those who cannot afford.
Our intentions are to see that all children in the community
get access to education. We handle children according
to their way of life regardless of whether they do contribute
anything or not.
90%
of these children cannot afford to pay the $5 we ask
from them per term which is 3 months, which is usually
teacher's expenses and sometimes keeps the school running
like buying chalk. It is not so easy to teach miserable
and hungry children moreover when you do not have any
money in your pocket, nontheless we try our best. Though
we do not have enough resources like money,classrooms
and sometimes study under tree shades,we remain hopeful
that one day the sun of grace will shine on us.
Most
of our fellow teachers have left given the tough way
of survival we go through. Surely there is a call for
help to the teachers of SPACC for the sake of the innocent
young ones at SPACC and the community at large. Also
limited scholarist materials is a big challenge. Teachers
have to look for teaching materials elsewhere. Kindly
save the children!!
Among
the needed support include: Scholarist materials e.g.textbooks,furniture(class
desks),sports eqipment etc . More classrooms need to
be built . Teacher's salaries . At least a cup of porridge
for each child at lunch time. Teacher's meals.
The
Teachers at SPACC
P.O.Box 10923 Kampala
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Dear Kathie,
I am called
Martin Sebuliba Victor and am the chairman of Springs
Alive.
Springs Alive is a Non-Profit Association registered
with the Registrar of Companies in the Ministry of Justice-Uganda.
The Organization is also registered with Wakiso District
Administration-Community Development Office; as a CBO
(Community Based Organization); Reg.No.WCBO/934/06.
We are located in Sebbi-Lugeye village, Kakiri Sub County
in Wakiso District, about 2 km off Kampala-Hoima Road
at 22Kms (Kikubampanga).
Our Vision is to improve the quality of life and services
of people where duty calls, through the philosophy of
partnership, consultation, research, voluntarisms, local
contributions as well as participatory action by stake
holders; which is needed to enable the service receivers
get satisfaction from effective, efficient and affordable
service delivery.
SPRINGS ALIVE (SPA) MISSION STATEMENT: Dedicated to
providing services that will see the underpriviledged
in our society achieve their goals of a better and peaceful
life.
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For Information on helping Springs Alive
Email
Kathie (subject Uganda)
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