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How SK Charity Foundation has changed the lives of orphans in Greater Masaka

Kizito Moses Buule by Kizito Moses Buule
2 years ago
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Salim Kisekka at Kiti SS in Kalungu while congulatulating the students of SK Foundation who sat for s.6 last year

Salim Kisekka at Kiti SS in Kalungu while congulatulating the students of SK Foundation who sat for s.6 last year

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A total of 2201 needy children in Greater Masaka this year have been given more hope of getting a decent education after  SK Charity Foundation coming out to help them with school fees.

The foundation will not only pay the children’s fees, but also will offer other items like blankets, books, food, sugar as well as transport for each child to the school where they are supposed to attend.

Salim Kisekka, the founder of SK Charity Foundation says they are doing this to give hope to the young generation so that they have something to live for in the future and to change the communities they come from.

He said that due to the AIDS epidemic that highly affected Masaka in the 1990s,many area residents are still suffering from the consequences not forgetting the many orphans who were left behind and still need help.

“The fact is that most of the parents in this area are also orphans whose parents died when they were young, which means that they could not study further, which is one of the reasons why their children are affected in the same way.

Salim Kisekka in red Tie with the SK Charity Foundation sponsored Students at Comprehensive High School Bajja Masaka

You will find that although their parents left them large plots of land, they could not take care of them because they were young and most of them made little money from them.

When I realized that this was one of the reasons why the situation was like this, and that I was one of the victims, I decided to do something to change my community through educating children.

I slowly started helping as a person and I saw that the number of people in need was increasing all the time so I decided to seek help from my friends to help me too, so that we can improve the quality of children and education in Greater Masaka.

Some of the students sponsored by SK Charity Foundation at Bajja SS Kalungu

We have 20 partner schools around Greater Masaka where we pay school fees and basic care, buy books, blankets, beds, food, sugar, Transport and pocket money.

SK Charity Foundation’s program is not limited to Primary and secondary level, but we also take them to university and other tertiary institutions and specialize in various subjects at Degree and Diploma level.

We continue to follow them after graduation and get them jobs in various institutions and do jobs so that they can change their lives, those of their parents and their younger ones,” Kisekka said.


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