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    ARISE AND SHINE UGANDA
    A project from ARISE AND SHINE UGANDA in Jinja, Uganda
    sustainable community development through education and provision of basic needs to OVC'S

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    About this project

    S. Nyanjura from ARISE AND SHINE UGANDA is responsible for this project
    AASU was founded by Nyanjura Sharon, who saw the need of helping people from her community and children with a background such as her own.
    Many children are victimised especially girls and sent into marriage for dawery at the age of 15 or even below.This still happens in Kamuli district in Uganda.
    Because of this, AASU is determined to provide basice needs for vulnerable children, build a school to give equal chances for boys and girl to education and also support adult community members so they can live a sustainable life.
    The project is mostly run by volunteers and we reach out directly to over 100000 people through direct delievery our biggest challenge being lack of funding.If given the donations, AASU will be able to implement it's objective with the goal of sustainable community development.

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