Sanyu Babies’ Home

Sanyu Babies’ Home, P.O. Box 14162, Mengo, Kampala, Uganda Tel: +256 414 274 032 Mobile+256 712 370 950/ +256 705 681 603 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sanyubabies.com “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time, we shall reap a harvest if we do not give up” (Galatians 6:9)

Sanyu Babies’ Home Quarterly Newsletter – Issue 37– October – December, 2017

IN THIS ISSUE

Letter from the Chairman Letter from the Director Hello’s & Goodbye’s Closing out 2017 with Thanksgiving, Joy & Celebration 2017 Employee of the year Proposed SBH Extension Project

Aston Fields Middle School Supports SBH Sanyu Babies’ Home : Through the eyes of a volunteer Volunteer Report: Janice Smith Volunteer Opportunities Sponsor A Child Donations Needed How to Donate Donors this quarter

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN The grace of GOD has brought us to the end of another year and we are very grateful. While we count our blessings at Sanyu Babies’ Home (SBH), in areas of the Home’s management and development, we should reassess ourselves; and try to focus on what we want to be carried forward into the new year in order to offer our babies a better life and hope. We have a strong resolve and commitment to take SBH to another level – especially in areas of development. We thank all our donors, friends, well-wishers, and volunteers who have made it possible for SBH to be where we are. Now that our neighbours, the “Mengo Hospital” are posted to be part of the Medical School for the Uganda Christian University (UCU), we look forward to the year 2018 as a starting point when SBH should particularly focus on stronger measures to benefit from this arrangement. We shall (more aggressively) pursue development of our proposed SBH Extension Project. We request that in our

resolve to achieve this goal, you continue to support us in all our development endeavors. We request you to help us spread the Development Gospel about SBH to the greater community in the Diaspora. On a local level, kindly encourage a friend to support us in any way possible. One can even offer building materials in-kind: materials such as equipment support (graders etc); assorted building tools; building materials, like: hardcore stones, stone aggregates, sand (lake and river), cement, building blocks, steel reinforcing bars, and transporting for materials. May GOD bless you, always. Dr. Stephen Kituuka – Board Chairman


LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR Happy New year! Our hope is that you enjoyed the festive season. The start of a new year is always an exciting time as we prepare for the opportunities and challenges facing our Home.

We at Sanyu Babies’ Home want to take this opportunity to thank all of you who support our ministry. Your prayers, encouragement and donations make a monumental difference in the lives of the children in our care. We cannot thank you enough our dear friends who have continuously supported the ongoing rehabilitation of Sanyu Babies’ Home. At the closure of 2014, we shared with you the urgent need to raise UGX 450 million to enable us to construct a strong and defensible perimeter wall and make essential renovations to the living facilities for the children. Through the Namirembe Diocese Bishop’s Appeal Fund, a fundraising marathon was organized on 8th August, 2015 through which many of you generously contributed to the cause. I am therefore pleased to inform you that one of the major milestones for the year 2017 was the construction of the security measures boundary wall. We give the glory to God.

Here, I would like to convey a message of appreciation to our patron The Rt. Rev. Wilbeforce Kityo Luwalira- Bishop of Namirembe Diocese, our Board of Governors and the dedicated and hardworking staff. Deuteronomy 15:10 “Be sure to give to them without any hesitation. When you do this, the LORD your God will bless you in everything you work for and set out to do.

Please continue to remember the Sanyu babies as we walk through 2018, not forgetting the Bible scripture in Luke 12:35 “Be dressed ready for service and keep your lamps burning,”

Barbara Nankya Mutagubya – Director HELLOS AND GOODBYES In the past three months, changes involved 8 children, 5 were re-united with families and 2 were fostered.

ADMISSIONS

Marcus Talemwa (4 months old) arrived on 3rd October 2017; He was abandoned by an unknown person outside Sanyu Babies’ Home gate at around 1:00am in a box. The matter was reported to Old Kampala Police Station for further investigations and the child was admitted in Sanyu Babies’ Home for temporary care and protection. Lukwago Rogers (7 months old) arrived on 12th October 2017; He was abandoned by an unknown person at Mayor Lukwago’s residence in Lubaga Division. He was identified by the security guard of the Mayor and reported the matter to Lungujja

Rogers


Police Station and later referred the child to Sanyu Babies’ Home for care and protection as they carry out further investigations. Joyce Nakiyingi (2 months) arrived on 20th October 2017; She was abandoned at USAFI market by the biological mother. The matter was reported to Old Kampala Police Station and thereafter referred the child to Sanyu Babies’ Home for temporary custody as investigations continued. Angella Nabaweesi: (3 months old) arrived on 31st October 2017; She was abandoned in in Kawaala Kataka zone. The matter was reported to Kawaala Police Station and thereafter referred the child to Sanyu Babies’ Home for care and protection as investigations continued.

Justus Katushabe: (2 years old) arrived on 6th November 2017; He was abandoned by an unknown person at Owino Market. The matter was reported to Old Kampala Police Station which referred the child to Sanyu Babies’ Home for care and protection as investigations continued.

Elijah Kisakye: (1 month) arrived on 15th November 2017; He was abandoned in a pit latrine in Kawaala and identified by the area residents who reported the matter to Kawaala Police Station which referred the child to Sanyu Babies’ Home for care and protection as investigations continued. Christine Mirembe: (4 months) arrived on 18th December 2017; She was abandoned by her mother in Mulago Hospital. The matter was reported to Wandegeya Police Station and thereafter referred the child to Sanyu Babies’ Home for care and protection as investigations continued.

Abraham Agaba (9 months) arrived on 23rd December, 2017; He was abandoned at casuality ward by an unknown person. The matter was reported to Mulago Police Station were the child was referred to Sanyu Babies’ Home for care and protection as investigations continued.

Elijah

Abraham

Angella


FOSTERED: Mercy Malaika (11th October 2017) Hosea John Baptist Owomugisha (20th November 2017) RE-UNIONS: Grace Kwagala (2nd October 2017) Bosco Kabali (6th October 2017) Deborah Nayiga (11th October 2017) Daniel Muwanguzi (11th October 2017) Joyce Nakiyingi (25th October 2017) A special thanks to CRANE- Children at Risk Network patterning with Viva- Together for Children; for donating start up packs to some of our children reunited with families.

Closing Out 2017 with Thanksgiving, Joy & Celebration On the 15th of December, Sanyu Babies’ Home ended the year with a celebration. We celebrated all that the Lord had done in 2017. It was a day full of thanksgiving, joy, and celebration of the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Many guests were on hand to celebrate with us including; the Bishop of Namirembe Diocese- The Rt. Rev. Wilberforce Kityo Luwalira, the Dean of St. Paul’s Cathedral Namirembe – The Very Rev. Canon Benon Kityo, The Archdeacon of Nateete Ven. G.B.K Buwembo, The Namirembe Diocesan Mission and Evangelism Secretary- Rev. Samuel Muwonge, Rev. Tendo Agnes from Makindye, Board members, Friends of Sanyu Babies’ Home, Volunteers and Donors. It was a packed day with so much to be thankful for and many things to celebrate. We began the day with the commissioning of our new perimeter wall/fence by the Bishop. We have been praying for this wall renovation as well as the much needed renovations to the babies’ home for a while. It was such sweet time of seeing the Lord’s blessings through all of those that gave. We know that without you we would have not seen this dream come true for a very long time, so thank you for believing in the work of Sanyu. The Bishop also spent time baptizing some of our precious children. These included;

1. Angella Nabaweesi 2. Marcus Talemwa 3. Ezekiel Mbuga 4. Elijah Kisakye 5. Eloy Kisame

6. Jonathan Mulungi 7. Rogers Lukwago 8. Solomon Kyaligonza 9. Benson Kigongo 10. Joseph Kirunda

11. Benita Naigaga 12. David Muwanguzi 13. Justus Katushabe

Deborah

Deborah says bye to the Sanyu family


This is always such a memorable time as we thank God for the lives of these sweet children and commit to do our part to raise them as children who love Jesus. The day would not have been complete without celebrating the birth of Jesus, our Savior. We spent time thanking Him, ate a special lunch complete with cake and even celebrated with some dancing. During this time, we also recognized our staff for all of their hard work this year. This full day would not have been possible without so many. Thank you to those who have contributed to every part. To those that gave towards the wall and renovations, thank you for thinking of our children and making their safety and care a priority. To those whose contributions made it possible for us to have such a day of celebration, thank you for joining us in making the day so special. Below are some of the pictures of the celebration.

COMMISSIONING OF THE PERIMETER WALL


THANKSGIVING & BAPTISIM SERVICE


2017 Employee of the Year

Congratulations Robert! All of Sanyu’s employees work very hard and make the decision of the Employee of the Year a difficult one. Awarded during our celebration on the 15th of December this year’s recipient is no exception to the hard work that continually keeps Sanyu a great place to be. Robert began his journey at Sanyu in August of 2002. When he started, his responsibilities were strictly to keep the compound clean. Now, 15 years later, he is still responsible for keeping things clean but also takes care of making sure the compound has water, electric and wood chopped. He’s also pretty good at running errands quickly in the area. When Robert is off duty, he enjoys watching gospel music and preaching on television. It overflows into his daily life as he also enjoys preaching the gospel and letting others know about God. Robert’s favorite thing about being at Sanyu is serving the babies’ home. He takes joy in completing all of his duties, making sure that his responsibilities are taken care of and ensuring the children are safe. Robert says that he was completely caught by surprise when he heard that he was the recipient. But he didn’t skip a beat when giving his speech. He spent that time encouraging people that were excited for

him saying, “Today is mine, next year is yours. Believe God, be patient and be a good worker all of the time.” And true to who Robert is, he wanted to share some words of encouragement for those reading. “Always fear god, because the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. And with God all things are possible.” Thank you Robert for your hard work and encouragement! You make Sanyu a better place!

The children and staff play at the bouncing castle The children and staff cut the Christmas cake


PROPOSED SBH EXTENSION PROJECT

We plan to develop part of Sanyu Babies’ Home prime land into a mixed- use commercial development with shops and offices and a small guest house to start generating an income of our own and therefore enable us to be self-sustaining. We are desperately looking for funds to finance the extension project that will mean so much to the babies in our care. So we really want to encourage friends of Sanyu Babies’ Home and every one out there to help us with whatever you can so we can have the extension project done. The estimated cost for the project is USD 3,090,264.95 so we really hope you can help us with any amount.


Aston Fields Middle School supports Sanyu Babies’ Home Aston Fields Middle School, Bromsgrove, UK has been supporting Sanyu Babies Home for many years. With their teacher, Miss Rachael Bratton, leading the fundraising event the children at AFM’s learn about the children and how they can help during a school assembly. From there they are then given the opportunity to raise money at their Cash Scrambles event doing whatever they want. The children can be as imaginative as they like in how they raise money. This years’ Cash Scrambles was the 10th event AFM’s children have taken part in and it was a huge success! On Friday 17thNovember the annual fundraising day took place. This year’s event took place over the afternoon and yet again the pupils surpassed themselves. The staff were simply amazed at the entrepreneurial skills of their pupils. There were traditional favourites such as cake sales and tombola’s alongside skilful games, fortune telling and a new favourite, homemade slime!

There was plenty of choices to encourage pupils and staff to part with their money and hopefully win a prize! Thankfully, due to the generosity of the parent, carers and friends of AFMS plus and the hard work and ingenuity of the pupils, it was an enormous success.


Sanyu Babies’ Home: Through the Eyes of a Volunteer - Sadie Rosado Before coming to Africa, I was unsure of why I felt called here. After first landing in South Africa, I questioned whether I made the right choice of making this journey. I didn't know what to expect at Sanyu Babies’ Home. I knew I'd be with kids; changing dirty diapers, snuggling them, and feeding them. It's so much more than that, though. It's not simply caring for the children; it's bonding with them, showing them love and just being with them. Before leaving Las Vegas (where my group and I started in a missions school called Youth with a Mission), someone told me that God might know that being with babies would make me come alive. It has! I’ve felt so much joy around these children. Even getting them dressed and off to bed can be a joy filled experience. I remember staring at one baby’s face and seeing Jesus. I felt His joy. God knew I needed Sanyu. That's not to say it hasn’t been challenging at times. Between trying to feed five kids at once, changing dirty diapers, and having snot rubbed onto your shirt, it's a lot of work. But it's oh so worth it. In everything you do, there is opportunity to show love to the kids. When drying them off after their showers, I try to make it a little fun by covering their heads and making funny noises, and I try to smile at each of them. I don't think it takes very much work to show each child that they're seen and cared about. Today, I gave one of the children a kiss on the forehead before he went off to his nap, then another boy shouted “me next”, then another. Before I knew it, I was running around the room giving goodnight forehead kisses to the children while they all yelled “me next” and held their arms out to me. They just want to feel included and loved, and I hope that by being here, I've been able to fulfill that desire. As for the mamas, they are some of the most hard working group of women I have met in my life. I'm here for a short time, but this is their life, in a sense. They are here working constantly. They work with the kids all day, making sure they're fed, clothed in clean

clothes, and bathed. They even take turns spending the night to feed the little babies. They've given so much of themselves to Sanyu, that nothing but Jesus’ love has to be the reason. I will miss this place so much when I'm gone. I'll miss the kids, I'll miss the mamas, and I'll miss what Jesus has done in my heart here. I won't ever forget Sanyu.


Volunteer Report: Janice Smith Well the time has come for me to say goodbye again, after being here at Sanyu Babies’ Home for the past 7 and a half months. While I have been here, it has been so wonderful to see the progress the babies make. From rolling to sitting, next comes crawling and then walking. I love watching the little ones walking. They all seem to have a different style. 3 notable ones who have come while I have been here are….. Eloy, who came in as a new born weighing just 1.5kg. He was so very tiny. Marcus 4 to 6 months old; weighing only 3.5 kgs. I know you should not have favorites but he is one of mine, he is so cute. Ezekiel, about 2 years old who came in very malnourished. He is coming along nicely but is still quite thin. Since being here he has learnt to crawl and is now walking. Thank you to the staff for being so friendly. A special thank you to Joel for making sure we are well fed while we are here. Also thank you to the nurses who look

after us if we are not feeling well. Last but not the least, thank you to the administration team who keep everything running smoothly. God bless you all. Keep up the good work.

Janice with Marcus

Marcus Ezekiel

Eloy


Volunteer Opportunities at Sanyu Babies’ Home

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Would you like to sponsor a child at Sanyu Babies’ Home? For just 233,496 Ugandan shillings (£53/$96/€65) you can help sponsor a child’s food, sanitation, medication and education for a full month. In return you will receive twice yearly an update and a photo of your child. This sponsorship will help the most vulnerable children in Uganda and change the lives of children at Sanyu Babies’ Home. Please contact Barbara, the Director if you can help us by sponsoring one of our babies.

Thank you very much for your commitment to support the Sanyu Babies.

We offer a number of ongoing opportunities to come and volunteer at Sanyu. On site is our guesthouse, which provides each volunteer with a comfortable and safe place to stay while being steps away from the babies’ home. Please check our website for more information. www.sanyubabies.com

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Donations Needed Sanyu Babies’ Home relies almost entirely on the generosity and support of friends like you. Over the years, we have received many donations which have been enormously valuable to the home and especially the children. We thank you for all your love and support. However, we are always in need of contributions to keep the home running. Our wish list is endless and includes some of the following;

• Industrial Washing machine- desperately needed • Lactose free baby formula milk • Baby formula milk (0-6 months) • Feeding bottles • Pampers / disposable nappies in various sizes from newborn to

toddlers’ pull ups • Baby wipes • Baby rocking chairs/ soother chairs for the classroom • Disposable gloves • Food – rice, milk, sugar, eggs, fresh fruits, vegetables, matooke,

potatoes (sweet and Irish), fish, meat, peanut butter, blue band, ground nuts, etc ...

• Milton Sterilizing tablets or other brand sterilizing tablets. • Cleaning products – ie. Detergent, bleach, washing up liquid/soap,

washing detergent, stationery for administration work and classroom

• Activities, toys, books, arts and crafts suitable for nursery class. • Kids toothbrushes and kids toothpaste • Kids shoes – Croc style (rubber type flip flops)

How to Donate You can do international transfer via the following bank details or by cash and or cheque written out to: Beneficiary Bank Details:

Standard Chartered Bank Uganda Limited 5 Speke Road, Kampala, P.O. Box 7111 Account Name: Sanyu Babies’ Home UGX Account No: 0102010619500 USD Account No: 8702010619500 Sort Code: 08-02-47

Stanbic Bank Uganda Limited City Branch, Kampala Road Account Name: Sanyu Babies’ Home UGX Account Number: 9030005856247 Sort Code: 31008, Swift Code: SBICUGKX

You can also send money using the MTN Mobile money collection line – 0788162147. You can post items to: PO Box 14162, Mengo, Kampala, Uganda

Please ensure you let the Director know if you send any donations so we can be looking out for them. Send us an email: [email protected] or call: +256 414 274 032/ +256 712 370 950/ +256 705 681 603

mailto:[email protected]


Donors– We thank you! Every gift that is given to Sanyu is so appreciated and we want to thank everyone who has given to the children of Sanyu. The donors listed have given in cash and also in kind (formula, food, clothes, toys etc.) and we know that it is the heart of the giver, not the size of the donation. Thank you so much for your kind hearts! This list is for October - December, 2017.

Corporate Companies, Clubs and Associations Abigail Confectionary Aclaim Africa Africana Supermarket Body Temple Gym Booth Fire Services China Railway Seventh Group Cilla’s Oven Limited City Business Center Concern World Wide Gateway Gaming Golden City Casino Goshen Intellectual Ventures

Janat Enterprises Jay Ltd Kwality Afro-Asia Lambert Ltd Max Imports & Exports Movit Products Ltd Office of The Royal Treasury Officials from Ministry off Gender Opportunity Bank Staff Paragon Betting Limited Roses & Bells Surgipharm U Ltd

Team Umar Servant Wa Kabaka Teens & Tot Safaris The Grand Elite’s Foundation Tian Tang Group TMG Inc UAE Exchange U Ltd UCSS We Changers Africa Wim Services Limited Wina Classic World Harvest Africa

Schools and Education Institutions

Aston Fields School Babies Nest Day Care Center & Kindergarten Bbunga Pre-& Primary School Buddo Junior School Guides & Scouts Buddo Parents Academy Scouts Frankfurt School of Finance & Management Gems Cambridge Boarding School Gems Cik Boarding Habib Medical Students Association Jericho Junior School

Jolly Tots Kindergarten & Day Care Kako Senior School Masaka Kampala Blessed Academy Kampala Secondary School Light Academy Nursery & Primary Schools Little Cranes Montessori Bugolobi Little Cranes Montessori Naguru Lubiri High School Makerere University 4th Year Medical Students Makerere University Forestry Association

Makerere University International Student – Psychiatry Department Makerere University Rise Up for A Child Association Peak Kindergarten Raise Up a Child Nursery & Primary School Rush green Kindergarten Serena Academy School Lweza St. Augustine International University St. Kizito S.S Bugolobi Interact Club

Fellowships and Churches

A Flames Gospel Assembly Africa Gospel Church Ambassadors of Christ

Bright Meht Community Service Bweyogerere Parish

Christian Fellowship Church CSI


Driven to Change Foundation Gayaza Archdeaconry – Youth Go Be Love International Heavenly Anointed Team Jesus Explosive Ministries Kamuli Parish C.O.U Apollo Kivebulaaya Kansanga Parish C.O.U Kasubi parish C.O.U Kibiri parish C.O.U Luteete Youth Community Martyrs Church of Uganda

Katwe Masanafu Parish C.O.U Mothers Union Lutikko Deanery – C.O.U Namirembe Diocese C.O.U Namulonge Parish C.O.U New Life Church – Youth Nshobozwa Na Kristu Redemption City Church Saint Nirankari Mission Uganda Savior Ministries Generation St. Andrews C.O.U

Kabuusu St. Luke Kazo C.O.U Father Union Fellowship St. Paul’s Cathedral Namirembe – Morning Glory St. Thomas Kira – Youth Thanking Service Offertory UCU Legionaries Watoto Church Campus Cell Ck8kia Youth New Life Church

Individuals Aaron Kizza Abdul Karim Ssekitto Abigail Ayebazibwe Abigail Nanziiro Afoora Unnisa Agaba Family Agatha James Agatha Nambi Agatha Zake Agnes Namboa Ahmed Barakat (AB) Ahmed Matovu Ahmed Zakaria (AZ) Aisha Kabaale Aisha Mantanda Akusa Tuma (ABT) Albert Rugyin Alex Alex Kitaka Alex Lawrence Kakule Alex Nagawa Ssewava Ali Kalanzi Aline Mwinja Shamazi Allen Nabulime Allen Nambooze Amanda Tetsa Ameen Jivani

Ameer Huda Ameet Ghawale Amit Kurnav Amit Upadijay Anders Nielsen Ane Aamil Gagnat Angel Tushabhai Ann Hope Tendo Ann Marie Muwonge Annet Ainomugisha Annet Kyakuha Annet Tayebwa Anthony Kaana Anyanwu Family Aria Soto Ashak Dave Ashish Chakraborty Ashwang James Badibanga Tambwe Barbara Asiimwe Barbara Namawejje Barbara Potts Bazilio & Sharon Ben Grant Benson Sseruwagi Bernard Karamba Betty Akello

Beu De Tretz Bishop Wilberforce Kityo Luwalira Brenda Nabawanga Brenda Nakagwa Brenda Ntambirweki (BN) Britney Chloe Bulyaba Carla Sato Caroline Aketcha Lukwago Caroline Alupo Caroline Nalwanga Catherine Catherine Ainembabazi Catherine Ainomugisha Catherine Nakyeyune Catherine twinomujuni Cathy Kabaseka Charity Akuma Charles Nkolo Charles Nyiringabo Charlotte Iversen & Family Chen Jin Chima John Christabel Namugenyi Christabel Nmaugenyi Christelle Ahimbisibwe Christian Ampumuza


Christine Banage Christine Muhumuza Christine Nalwanga Claire Nankya Clara Ainomugisha Clara Jimenez Colline Nahurira Crystal Bukirwa Dania Dib (DD) Daniel Ayamba Daniel Basimwa Daphne Ann Abeine Daphne Ann Abeine David Kawana David Lidjo Davis Twikirize Deborah Nakisuyi Deepak Demi & Cedric Diana Nakato Dina Eicker Divesh Punjabi Divesh Spunjabi Donah Kobusinge Donald Peter Wanyama Donna Yates Doreen Musiime Doren Tumusiime Dorothy Kasoma Dr. Bawera Frank &Mrs. Bawera Ruth Dr. Gdemisola Ojo Okunoye Dr. Nsereko Dr. Olivia Kituuka Dr. Stephen Kituuka Eddie Kibuuka Edith Ndagire Edmond Okiror Edward Edward Wamumbe Budadira Elisha Juma Elite

Elizabeth Kiyingi Elizabeth Nabuule Elizabeth Twikirize Elkanah Momanyi Emil Ryher Emma Ochola Eng. Murali Krishna Esther Nakabugo Esther Nanyondo Esther Wilson Ethel Aienembabazi Eunice Mikoda Eva Christo Ezekiel Tuma (ET) Faisal Suleiman & Family Faith & Clive Ayebare Faridah Nazziwa Fatma Gakuo Fatuma Sako Faye Mulera Ferda Dogangoskun Filip Velikov Petrov Fiona Tumusiime Florence Muhumuza Florence Nalugwa Fred Kyaide Fred Muteesa Fredrick Muteesa 2 Fridah Mulumba Gasput Gingh Gen Miriam Barlow Geoffrey Tonny Namoso George Nada Georgia Asiimwe Georgian Nakyonza Gerald Kawuki Gerald Lubogo Gilbert Katwire Gladys Apio Glossiaux Sadu Grace Felix Kisame Grace Nantongo Grace Nassozi &Family Grace Wilson Sanyu

Graham & Fiona Gregory Mugisha H.C.A Bourke Hannah Kyanda Hannington Ssebayiga Harriet Ndagire Harriet Nsereko Hasifah Namatovu Kasujja Hasmukh Lakhman Hassan Hellen Hellen Kasita Henry Baize Hilda Busingye Hirel Patel Howard Muzinda Huzaifa Matovu Ibrahim Sattout (IS) Idi Kasumba Igumba Rose Nakandi Immaculate Tugabirwe Inguild Varuik Senneysind Irene Musaala Isaiah Rugasira Isiko Margaret Isiko Nakabugo Jackie Jacky Nabakooza Jaja Hope James Nakamanya James Yiga & Herbert Christine Nadora Janat Nsambu Jane Kabagambe Jane Kalungi Janed Hiran Jeeshan Tivani Joan Kayage Joan Kirungi Joan Kirungi John Edward Agaba John Ssali Johnan Mukisa & Family Johnpaul Mvule


Jonathan Rugasira Joseph Aliker Joseph Kasirivu Joseph Muganire Joseph Mukasa Joseph Munganine Josephine Melenda Akulia Josephine Melinda Josephine Nassozi Joshua & Jasmine Joweria Sewava Judith Nampala Judith Nwadike Juliet Doreen Assimwe Julius Wanji Justine Nakaweesi Justine Opoba Kade Kawaya Kanaan & Kiyaan Karen Karen Rinnan Kareo Lilly Karyn Bakelaar Kellen Deborah Kelly Parlo Kelvin Pona Hongla Kemigisha M.S Kennedy Ssebunya Kevin Kimberly Kisakye Lady Justice Catherine Bamugemerire, George & Sheila Lamella Palvi Hannele Laurent Levac (LVL) Lea Eicker Lilian Kyalisiima Lilian Nakitende Lilianne Ndugga Lisa Lehman-Schiwietz Livingstone Bisaso Livingstone Bisaso Ludia Micah

Luis Cunha (LC) Luke Smedley Lydia Naluwende Lyna Birungi Maama Clarissa & Carsten Madhu Deepak Madiina Hassan Mahad Shirat Mahek Patel Maimuna Nalubega Majellan Byomugabi Makia Mama Esther Manikandarayan Margaret Nalubowa Maria Tattan Mariel Mark & Timothy Rwamwiri Mark Namungo Mark Smedley Martin Kulaigye Martin Muwaga Martin Wasswa Matalio Obiyo Mathew & Rhda Kasujja Maureen Ainemababazi Maureen Kaddu Nalule Maureen Ntege Asiimwe Mbalangu Gonzaga Mesha Kyanda Michael Ogden Milly Obbo Mitti Family Mohammed Abulwafa (MAW) Mohammed Ishak Monic Monic Atim Mooya & Banon Mosoud faisal Mr. & Mrs. Kalegga Mr. & Mrs. Mukwatiriri Mr. & Mrs. Yiga Mr. Allan Tuwembabazi

Mr. Christopher & Mrs. Liz Meynell Mr. John Musoke Mr. Kato & Family Mr. Kiran Mr. Mugisha Allan & Family Mrs. Barbara Mutagubya Mrs. Catherine Donovan Mrs. Christine Muhumuza Mrs. Elizabeth Kitandwe Mrs. Emily Ssetaaka Mrs. Judith Nwadike Mrs. Justine Musoke Mrs. Kiran Chowdary Mrs. Margaret Kiggundu Mrs. Muwanga Mrs. Nkata Mrs. Obbo Mrs. Penny Tuwembabazi Mrs. Petrina Kawooya Ms. Jacklyn Makaaru Muhek Patel Mukisa Family Mulodokai Martin Munira Yahaya Muria Gusta Nabila Nadia Wanji Nalubega Nandi Norah Natalia Bertran Natalia Obiyo Nathalie Breepse Nayani Kori Neeta Sanjay Nicholas Mubiru Nicholas Nsimbi Nissan Derick Nnalongo Prossy Noordin Baggala Nuria Gasta Okafor Ugochukwu Olivia Ampeire


Olivia Kyeyune Olivier Bosenge Pamela Nakawooya Parweder Singh Patel Jineshi Patel Kinjal Patience Arinze Patience Namamyi Patience Namanyi Patricia Atim Patricia Esperance Patricia James Patrick Kitimbo Patrick Talikula Patrick Wobosobozi Family Patty Biennwald Paul Day (PD) Pearl Kavuma Phiona Mugabe Phoebe Ssevume Pius Tadei Priscilla Mugerwa Priya Nainesh Patel Proscovia Yawe Prossy Mirembe Racheal Nabaa Racheal Nsamba Racheal Nsigona Kyobe Rahwa Kiflan Ranveer Rayan Sanyu Raymond Sam Rebecca Nambi Rebecca Nambi Rebecca Rita Nakiyaga Reed & Sara Supe Renathe Ngalula Amida Resty Ssewagudde Resty. K. Lwanga Retty Amao Rev. Peter Mugabi Rev.Festo Kalungi

Richard Katongole Richard Omuut & Family Richard Senslire Robert Baagala & Family Robert Kwesiga Robert Walakira Nyanzi Rohit Aggarwal Ronal Lujaganya Ronald Ambariohere Ronald Buule Ronald Nsibambi Rose Nakandi Rose Tendo Namulondo Ruth Mpirirwe Ruth Mpirirwe Sabra Ndagire Sadiq Daniel Lyavaala Saida Lumala Saida Nakasujja Sairum Nayva Sam & Aidah Sekiziyivu Sam Ntulume Samuel Kibirige Samuel Kiyaga Samuel Welule Sandra Dial Sandra Kamikaze Sara Kakembo Sarah Bambuuza Sarah Hamilton Sarah Kimuda Sarah Kimuda & Friends Sarah Ndagire Sarthak Shadia Osman Shamim Govani Shamim Namuyanja Shamirah Mutebi Shani Muhammed Sharif Mugemwa Sharif Mutebi Sharon Olishaba

Sheila Christo Sherifah Nakachwa Kasozi Shirat Nalwadda Simon &Christine Nsereko Simt Krishna Sophie Kalanzi Sophie Lwanyaga Stella Kakai Steve Emeka Arinze Stichamen Sue Grihitha Suheil Mukhtar Malaika Suzanne Kavuma Sweta Nilesh Patel Sweta Nileshbhai Patel Sweta Patel Sylvia Babirye Sylvia Kasheimeire Sylvia Kashemeirwe Tenywa Mark Theopista Namatovu Tibaleka & Family Tommy Zhang Val & Nisel Barrett Vina Vincent Llaudes Violet Nkoyoyo Viquar Unnisa Vivienne Johns Walusimbi D Wilson ruhanga Winnie & Racheal Winnie Kemigabo Winnifred Matovu Yahaya Munira & Team Yogeshikumar Patel Zabi Zabi Gloria Zahra & Fareed Zaid Zubedah Mirembe

WE THE SANYU BABIES ARE SAYING; THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR LOVE AND SUPPORT!

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