is a non-profit
organization that seeks to
Saving Grace in Uganda
is a non-profit organization that
seeks to
end street life in Uganda
end street life in Uganda
Saving Grace in Uganda
uganda
No child should grow up on the streets.
In northern Uganda, thousands of children are living without food, protection, or family support. Many have lost parents to war, disease, or extreme poverty. Others are forced onto the streets to survive.
We seek to follow Christ’s example in feeding, clothing and discipling the least of the least in northern Uganda.
Street life means hunger. Abuse. Addiction. Hopelessness.
We rescue children from the streets, restore them through safe homes and education, and equip them to build a new future.
street life
A way of living in which a person, often a child or young adult, survives mainly in public spaces such as streets, markets, bus parks, or abandoned buildings instead of in a safe, stable home.
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No child should grow up on the streets. In northern Uganda,
thousands of children are living without food, protection, or family support. Many have lost parents to war, disease, or extreme poverty. Others are forced onto the streets to survive.
Street life means hunger. Abuse. Addiction. Hopelessness.
We rescue children from the streets, restore them through safe homes and education, and equip them to build a new future.
We seek to follow Christ’s example in feeding, clothing and discipling the least of the least in northern Uganda.
street life
A way of living in which a person, often a child or young adult, survives mainly in public spaces such as streets, markets, bus parks, or abandoned buildings instead of in a safe, stable home.
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We meet children on the streets, provide immediate care, and work toward family reunification when possible.
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rescue
How We’re Ending Street Life:
How We’re Ending Street Life:
come to live on
every day.
more children
Uganda's streets
people every day in uganda.
die of aids
55
what we're doing matters because:
Over people
lack access to
40
million
safe CLEAN water.
41%
of people live on less than
$1.90 per day.
Over of ugandans lack access to
people every day in uganda
of people live on less than
come to live on Uganda's streets
what we're doing matters because
41%
die of aids
new children
every day.
80%
safe water.
55
$1.90 per day.
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Locally Led. Long Term Committed.
SGU is led on the ground by Fred Ojok, a former street child who now oversees all operations in Uganda. We have over 150 local Ugandan staff.
Our U.S. team is entirely volunteer based. Board members fund administrative costs so that donations go directly toward serving children and families in Uganda.
our
impact
Since 2007, 1440 children have been directly rescued
from the streets.
4 churches have been planted
720 children have been reunited with family
86,078 meals have been served to street children since
2007
over 2,000
children have been given the opportunity to go to school
the SGU Village spans 50 acres including farming, schools, medical facilities , children homes and more
5,606 people have been given access to clean water
Since 2007, children have been directly rescued
from the streets
this means we are on our way to ending street life
children have been successfully reunited with the
family
children have been given scholarships to go to school
our
impact
