Project Shalom
Project Shalom is an orphanage in Jinja, Uganda which was established in 2002

Project Shalom Activities:

Running a children's home, providing shelter, food, clothes and love in a home-like environment

More than 60 children were sheltered by Project Shalom in 2013

Social workers visit the children regularly and monitor their well-being

Some of our school leavers are supported in further education such as apprenticeships or through university

We have an active program to integrate children into foster families

All UK admin staff are volunteers who give their time free of charge

Project Shalom is funded entirely through donations

Registered Charity No. 1136019

 

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