Window of Life is a small project but a big family – that’s what we always say . We are connected, keep our fingers crossed for each other and we will always support each other in life choices and decisions. Today we’re saying goodbye to our beloved aunt Gorreti – we’re sad but at the same time we’re happy for her!
The youngest child in our medical program, Ruth, underwent the first of several digestive operations in September. If there are no complications after the recovery and postoperative therapy, she will be able to prepare for the next surgery. According to the doctors, the second operation is one of the more complicated ones, so we keep our fingers crossed for our little Ruth and as always, we encourage you to support our efforts !
The coronavirus situation in Uganda is not clear-cut. You do not hear about the increasing number of cases, however public life has been frozen for months. The latest reports indicate that schools will remain closed until at least the end of December.
We are extremely happy with the success of our volunteer @ Elena, who visited our home in Masindi. Her documenrary about our children was nominated for this year’s award at the Photo Festival in Georgia:
Welcome Barbara!
A few days ago Barbara – Basia joined our group, her estimated age is 10-12 years. Her story is very sad. Barbara does not communicate in any language we know, but we‚te slowly making contact with her and building a relationship. Keep your fingers crossed so that she likes her new home, her new sisters and brothers, and that she quickly recovers.
Once again, we want to thank you for your support. Every life saved by us is proof of how much we can do together!
Thank you!
Winter is in full swing in Poland, in many o countries, due to the pandemic, tightened rules of social functioning are returning. Life in Uganda is also far from normal.
