Please help us to complete the next phase of our building project at our school, Salvation Way Primary School in Bombo. Work has already started on the foundations of the new block which will provide…
This year CRMI Children of Hope will be running 2 events at the Kirkby Lonsdale Christmas Fair. This is one of the biggest weekends in the town’s year and attracts thousands of visitors. We will have…
With Juliet, our UK Director, in Uganda this week have been 2 families, the Bletchers and the Mills, who are great supporters of the charity. Tim and Rebecca Bletcher and 2 of their children, Sasha…
We are privileged in so many ways to be able to work in Uganda. Juliet Burd, our UK Director, is currently in the country and had the opportunity to attend a wedding in Bombo at…
At the end of September we celebrated the first 10 years of CRMI Children of Hope as a UK Charity. The venue was The Message Trust in Manchester – The Message has been a great…
We are constantly amazed by the skills, time and sheer hard work many individuals and groups put into raising funds for the many different projects the charity is involved with in Uganda. On September 18th…
We have been amazed by the skills, time, training and hard work that many individuals and groups have put in to raising funds for the many different projects that the charity supports in Uganda. This year…
We all appreciate that good nutrition is at the heart of good health. There have been massive improvements in the health of the children in our sponsorship programme simple because they get a good meal at school everyday….
The children at Bombo School had an absolute blast doing their first ever Fun Run! Everyone joined in from the youngest pre-schooler in Baby class to the teachers, head teacher and parents. The children were sponsored by…
This year was the third annual trip for Highfield school, Harrogate. A team of six year 6 pupils and parents plus two staff visited the school in Bombo for a week in early February. During their packed itinerary…
At our last clinic in Nakaseke we met a tiny baby, Sarah who was 3 months old and yet weighed only 1.3kg. She was dying of malnutrition, raised temperature and dehydration and was transported to…