Supply Chain - Luton Sixth Form Project
In 2009 students from Luton Sixth Form went to Uganda to volunteer with St Francis Health Care Services, based just outside Jinja, Uganda. This Expert Partner runs a holistic HIV/AIDS outreach programme, as well as supporting many rural grandmothers living with HIV/AIDS who are looking after their own children’s orphans.
Whilst volunteering at St Francis Health Care Services the students planted a garden for a newly established orphans respite home as well as painting the rooms in the home to make it a more bright and cheerful place for the children to stay.
Being back in the UK, they continue to support and promote ‘their sister-community’ by asking people to make donations through The Great Generation Supply Chain.
£18.00 will pay for a child's primary school fees
£53.00 will pay for a child’s secondary school fees
£11.00 will contribute towards food support for a child in school
£7.00 will provide a large family with soap for a year
£41 will support a child with a complete primary school package
£94.00 will support a child with a complete secondary school package*
*NB: A complete school package includes school fees, school uniform, stationary and food support Thank you very much for all your support.
A Contribution to the Jjaja's micro-finance initiative (ALL amounts are accepted)
If you are buying this as a gift for someone, do get in touch and we will send you a card to pass on, detailing the project your gift is helping.
