Sponsor a Child
Below are some of the children who are in need of a sponsor.
These are real children living really hard lives. Many of them dream of going to school, but it is just not realistic given their family’s financial situation. Most parents desire for their children to go to school and hopefully live a different life than their own. Sponsorship covers school tuition, fees, uniform, and allows for the child to attend Saturday and Sunday programs at the Junction where they are provided a meal, Bible study, fellowship and love!
You can sponsor a child for $50 per month. You can give this amount monthly or you can pay $150 quarterly or $600 annually. You can make your payment using the Make a Donation page. You can also sponsor by mailing your check to: 28249 C.R. 70, Orlando, OK 73073. Please be sure to select “Sponsor a child” and include the child’s name if you choose to sponsor. We will contact you and tell you more about your child and how you can be involved in his or her life.
We have also set up another way to send your money to sponsor your child. It is through an automatic bank draft. In using the bank draft we receive 100% of your payment whereas in Paypal, they take out a percentage each time you give. Paypal is still an acceptable way to send your money if that is what you prefer. If you are interested in the automatic bank draft, please send us an email at dsglstone@hotmail.com and we will send you a form that you can fill out and return to us. We take the payment out on the 15th of every month.
EVELYN KICONCO
Evelyn is fifteen years old and in secondary one,her first year of high school. She is the first born of two children. She stays with both her parents and they all do casual work as the mum digs for a pay while the dad washes peoples cars at a local washing bay....
Turyamureeba George
Turyamureeba George is sixteen years old and in s.2 class. He is the second born out of four and currently one of the two in school as his siblings dropped out because his parents couldn't afford it. George's mother sells sweet potatoes along the road while his...
LABAN KEZEKIYA
Laban Kezekiya is the second child out of four, and he is fifteen years old. He is in his first year of high school and really enjoys biology, plus playing football. Labans dad works as a porter at a local hospital, while the mother digs for a living and even with the...
JOSEPH AINEMBABAZI
Joseph Ainembabazi is a sixteen-year-old and he is currently in senior two. He is the first born of four, loves biology physics, and yellow is his favorite color. He leaves with both his parents who earn small wages from what they do, the mother ploughs other peoples...
JOAB AKORAGYE
Joab is fourteen years old and in his second year of high school. He is the last of five children, he loves to play soccer and the piano for entertainment. His dream is to be a civil engineer, he loves to study math and physics. Joab lost his father a few years ago...
DANIEL ABINSINGUZA
Daniel is ten years old and he is the last born of two. He is in primary five, loves to play soccer and he hopes to become a pilot as his career. He stays with both his parents, but only his father works and he does casual jobs whenever they are available. Daniels’s...
KULUSUMU NAMUBILU
Kulusumu is a thirteen-year-old girl in primary .and she is the second last born out of five children. She is very musical; she loves to sing and dance as we were told she has taken part in lots of the school plays and musicals and yet again her dream is to be a...
CLEVER AMPULIRE
Clever is twelve years old and the first born of three children. He hopes to be a nurse one day as he has not seen as many male nurses in his country, but also get to support those in pain and loves to play soccer. Clever lost his father when he was around two years...
JOSHUA BEINOMUGISHA
Joshua is a 16 year old that just started his first year of high school, the last of seven and the only one that’s gotten this far with school. Unlike the normal where a child starts school when they are around four or five years old, Joshua had a late start to...
Sponsorship is a long-term commitment
Once a child enters school, Two Roads commits to sponsor them through the end of their schooling. Uganda’s school system is structured differently than public education in the United States. Primary school is P1 – P7. This is similar to our elementary school. In P7, students must pass an exam to proceed to secondary school. Secondary school is S1 – S6. This would be like our junior high and high school.