First Visitation Day
Becky went to visit the children on their first visitation day. She emailed, "They did their interviews very well and I am glad to report to you that no one was pushed back to their previous classes." Becky brought treats for the children and they enjoyed the afternoon together.
The children greeted her upon her arrival.
How sweet is this?
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| Moses |
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| Ajuna Emma |
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| Lomilo |
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| Paul |
Second Visitation Day
Emma went to visit the children on the second visitation day. They were of course so happy to see him! Emma wrote about the visit:
"The children are really doing well and right at this point of the term they are preparing for the first elections of the school prefects (highest school honor in Uganda) and a number of them have put in their applications to contest as pupil heads in the school. They are very happy, clean and love the school. This is really good and it will help them to speak good English (Uganda's national language). Now they told me that they are to try very hard to campaign and week for the votes from their fellow friends."
Paul applied for time-keeper
Friday applied for the food organizer
Michael applied for head boy
Longok Agness applied for the compound
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| Emma and the children at their new school |
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| Angel and Allan at school |
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| Arthur |
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| The girls at school |
The Little Ones
Doctor Mufumba has started referring to these four little ones as the "quadruplets."
Too cute!
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| Apurio, Jonah, Longoli and Chegem enjoying their porridge |
Newest Member of the PFP Family!
Welcome Wafula Bosco to the family!
Bosco needs a sponsor so if you or someone you know are interested in sponsoring this sweet little boy please contact Heidi at
hope@peaceforpaulfoundation.org.
To read more about Wafula Bosco's amazing story click here.
Emma Goes to University!
Congratulations to our Ugandan Director, Emma, who has started working toward his degree in social work at Kampala University! Thank you Amphy for sponsoring Emma for his first three semesters! Emma is so excited to further his education and to set a good example for the PFP children. We are proud of you and love you Emma!
The PFP Home
We're upgrading our water tower from a 200 gallon capacity to a 800 gallon capacity. Construction began on February 27th.
Facebook
If you're on Facebook you should "like" PFP! We post regular updates and the latest photos of the kids so it's a great way for you to stay in the loop!
Here's how:
1. Type "The Peace for Paul Foundation" into the search bar at the top of your "Home" page.
2. Under the PFP profile picture on the left you'll see "like this." Just click and you're finished!
Thank you for your support! Ask your friends to like us too!
