Adopting/Sponsoring a Child  

Q. I want to adopt/sponsor a child. What do i do ?

A. Adopting/sponsoring children is a realm in which STNU has experience.

Sponsor a Child

Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, over 150 children have received scholastic materials like books, pens, pencils, text books, rulers, brooms, sets, shoes, clothes, food, half bursaries and free scholarship education that they desperately need.

STNU invites you to experience first-hand the difference that sponsorship makes in the life of a child. As a sponsor you may choose to support a boy or girl of any age schooling in both African child nursery and primary school, linnet nursery and primary school-Nabweru, Little stars nursery and primary school, Oxford nursery and primary school either living with his or her parent, guardian or grand mother.

100% of your sponsorship donation will go directly to support the HIV/AID’s infected and affected plus vulnerable children of STNU in Uganda.

Your friendship will show a child that he or she is loved - your financial support will protect his or her future.

What Sponsors Receive

·         A welcome letter from STNU

·         A photo of the child

·         Personal history of the child

·         An annual school progress report

·         Personal letters from the child, in English

·         The opportunity to visit the child you sponsor at their homesteads assisted by STNU  

·         The satisfaction of knowing you are making a difference in a child's life

READ SPONSOR TESTIMONIALS

Cost of Sponsorship
Individual Sponsorships $20 per month

Family Sponsorships are as little as $30 per month.

Donations to Friends of the Orphans $50 per month

STNU needs your contribution towards building an orphanage home in order to reduce thses costs and provide good shelter to these children, Please we are waiting for your surport visit the Donations page to know more about STNU donation procedures.

“Working with vulnerable children is a concerted effort.
It needs a lot of hands to be put together, and a lot of ideas.
The orphan problem does not only belong to people with orphans.
It is everybody’s problem.” (Copy from the Firelight foundation)