Luhwahwa Youth Development Foundation (LUYODEFO) is seeking neighbors and the global community to join hands in saving the suffering and helpless children in Uganda. The aim is to complement the efforts W.O.R.C (USA) to ensure that the humanitarian rights and needs of the needy children are met. Our key partner, the World Orphanage Relief Corporation, W.O.R.C (www.orphcorp.org) has pledged to build a home for 50 children - hopefully to be fully funded by summer 2011, in addition to a donation of various items including shoes donated by SHARE OUR SOULS yet to arrive in Kampala, Uganda.

The PROJECT ROOM is a thread designated for updates and providing general information and other things that may not fit into the designated tasks above.

A state of good health combines physiological, social, emotional and mental well-being. It entails freedom from disease and pain, living in a healthy environment, feeling satisfied with ones social, physical, emotional and mental state, and looking forward to life and prosperity.

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After a workshop arranged in Mukono which was about " Attracting More Volunteers to Our Projects" , Kawempe's LRs Mawanda Robert and Ochieng Kennedy had a meeting with Isaac Ssamba from Mukono who organised the workshop and brought an idea of starting a project that brings skills and funds together to help the undeprived communities in Uganda. We started HB Volunteer Uganda , http://hbvolunteeruganda.yolasite.com/

About Us:

In the Khama village, there are a large number of youth who have never attended school. These youths have a talent for sports and games, especially football. We have established the VH-LAHA Football Club as a means to reach out to these youth.

In our community there are a high number of people living with HIV/AIDS as well as orphans who lack and need basic care. Because of this problem they suffer and die quickly.

VH-LAHA is planning to conduct a Home Basic Care Project. The aim of this project is to assist people living with HIV/AIDS as well as orphans that are lacking basic care by helping with things like meals, clothing, basic medical care, and education. Right now, our efforts are funded by financial contributions and donations from our members.

The project room is a space designated for providing general project information and updates as well as for asking general questions that may not fit into the designated tasks above.

BACKGROUND
Jeremiah Kisolo is a baby boy of 2 months old, son to Mr. and Mrs kisolo Francis.
He has been referred to India for open heart surgery and the family requires Shs. 32,000,000 Uganda Shillings to cover medical bills, travel costs and upkeep.

ECHO REPORT
Given by the Uganda Heart Institute Ltd
Reason for referral: Cyanotic heart
disease
FINDINGS:
M Mode Measurements
LVIDd = 2.3cm (NR 1.9 ±

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