FALCO is a christian, community outreach organisation based in Kisoro, Uganda. We are a child-centred entity working for the spiritual and socio-economic transformation of communities. FALCO started in 2009 and is registered as a CBO with Kisoro District Local government. Our Motto is LOVE CHANGES LIVES!
Monday, 31 January 2022
END OF 2021 OUTREACH
Wednesday, 17 November 2021
LINK TO CAMPAIGN
We are always proud of each one of you that follows this site to keep in touch with our programs. For those who may have been wondering how to donate to the campaign for the Kitchen, this is the link to our Givingway page where you can find details, donate or even become a monthly partner of the organisation.https://www.givingway.com/campaign/7fdc9ec
Thanks for bringing hope and a smile to these disadvantaged children and their families.
Friday, 5 November 2021
NEW KITCHEN
As we continue to work towards improving the lives of our children and their households, we have identified a critical need that we thought to share with you as our treasured partners and friends in this struggle.
It’s about the state of the kitchen of the family of MIRIAM CYIMPAYE, one of our supported children. As seen in the pictures, its incomplete and in a poor state. When it rains (its rainy season now until January) they can’t use it and have to cook from inside the main house. This puts the house at risk of a fire outbreak.
Miriam lives with her grandparents who are too weak to work well and bring in sufficient income to ensure a good standard of living. We are now reaching friends for contributions so that we construct a new kitchen and store for this family.
The budget for the new structure is 14,000 SEK.(Or approx 1,400 USD)
Any contribution to this noble cause will be highly appreciated!
Sunday, 5 September 2021
SEPTEMBER UPDATE
Greetings
We thank God for you our dear partners. Many regards from all of us here. Our Children are doing well, though still undergoing home study due to the suspension of schools. In this time, we are having several activities to keep them engaged and support their families.
The lockdown negatively affected work for many peaple; businesses are still struggling to get back to normal operations. For this reason, we started distribution of food and other relief items. This will be an ongoing program as funds allow, we are therefore requesting well wishers to donate to this relief effort so that our children don't drop out of school due to intense difficulty at home.
We are also supporting a few older ones to do small scale business in the market, selling simple items like sugar canes, avocado etc. It helps their mind to stay constructively engaged and many children here are doing it to get little money to keep them going.
We also resumed our regular workshops with our teenage girls. It was necessary to have these interactions with them to keep them focused and get updated on whatever challenges they may be facing.
Finally, on a lighter note...
Today, 5th September, is the birthday of Nathan Kaija!!!