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Meet Niwahereza Benon Junior Joshua a three (3) year old. He was born with an inguinal hernia which started growing and increasing in size and in pain a day after he was born. We raised a campaign of raising funds for people to donate so that Joshua could have surgery, great news is that Joshua is no longer suffering from Hernia. Thanks to each and everyone who donated and prayed. His poor parents cannot take him & his siblings to school, housing them is also a problem, finding food and medication are part of the major problems. Now he is under Cast Deep Foundation but due to our limited resources, we can’t support all the children like Joshua in his education & his basic needs of life.

Niiro Yosaam was born to a dad with mental illness that resulted to insanity, his mother also suffers from the same problem, living a homeless life with his mother sleeping in church for a long time he was brought to Cast Deep Foundation where he is now attaining education and all other basic needs of life.

Disaan Sejombwe in his life, he has never seen or heard anything about his father, not even the family of his dad, his mother was pregnanted by a road constructor after their company’s construct, he was never seen again. It is said he might have died. He came to this world without a father and brought to us by his crying mother who could not take care of him. He is now happily living with us at Cast Deep Foundation.

Owen Makwasi’s father denied himself responsible for his mother’s pregnancy and hence he came to this world without a father. His single mother struggled with him and could not take him to school, could not provide him with other essential needs of life. We received him and his young brother Owen at Cast Deep Foundation from a very remote area called Jinja.

Born in the suburbs of Kyengera from a family of four children. Patrick Kitibwa lost his dad in an accident while riding a bodaboda (motor Bike) in 2011. Living with his single mother, life needed a lot to be desired, missed school and could not get the essential needs of life like medication, school and finding what to eat was a problem. In 2015 December he was brought to Cast Deep Foundation.

Grace Nabuufu lost her dad and her dad stayed with her from the age of two alone, a struggling single dad, could not take good care of her daughter, he could not provide her with education, medication and other basic needs, she was handed into our hands and now living a happy life Cast Deep Foundation.

Born on 10th July 2004 from a family of two, a boy and a girl, to Uganda parents, Erick Kawenyera lost his dad in 2012 due to HIV/AIDs. Living with his mother and his younger sister Enid, life was not any better to them. Having missed school for nearly a full year, they were brought to Cast Deep and now getting their education. (Enid & Eric are not HIV/AIDs positive).

John Ssebaana was born on 10th of May 2005, he was brought together with his elder sister, after a sudden death of their mother in an accident in 2013, now he goes to Victor’s Bright Nursery and primary school Kyengera under Cast Deep Foundation care.

After the death of his father in 2008, at a tender age, life became more like a war, living with his mother together with his siblings, there was a lot needed for their lives to be desired, in 2015 Edrine Kabuye joined a happy family of Cast Deep Foundation and now living a better life.

Born from a family of four, Hakim Byekwaso lost his dear father in 2011 and this was the beginning of their suffering, left with no one to help, going without education and staying with a helpless mother, through his uncle we got him to have a place to call home and people to call a family. He is now happily studying at Victors’ Bright Nursery and Primary school.

Living with her grandmother in a very remote area, Martha Mukisa was abandoned by her father, leaving them with their grandmother since their mother could not as well take care of them. One of the most talented music dancers we have.

Carol Tushabe is the second born from the family of four children, she lost her dad on 3rd October 2014 from lung cancer. Left helplessly with her mother who could not take them to school, housing them was also a problem, finding food and medication were part of the major problems. In December 2015 she was handed into our Cast Deep Foundation with her three siblings.

Agnes Kyamagero is the first born from the family of four children, she lost her dad on 3rd October 2014 from lung cancer. Left helplessly with her mother who could not take them to school, housing them was also a problem, finding food and medication were part of the major problems. In December 2015 she was handed into our Cast Deep Foundation. With her three siblings.

Lillian Possible was born to a dad with mental illness that resulted to insanity, her mother also suffers from the same problem, living a homeless life with her mother sleeping in church for a long time, she was brought to Cast Deep Foundation together with her brother Niiro where she is now attaining education and all other basic needs of life.

Mitchelle Nansereko was abandoned by her dad, and her poor mother could not take care of her together with her siblings, the girl had spent one and a half years without going to school because her mother could not help. She is among the best five academic giants and music dancers at Victors’ Brieght Nursery and primary school.

Born from a family of six, Haruna Kasozi lost his dear mother in 2009 and this was the beginning of their suffering, left with no one to help, going without education and staying with a helpless grandmother, through his aunt we got her to have a place to call home and people to call a family. He is now happily studying at Victors’ Breight Nursery and Primary school.

She was born in a family of four and lost her dad to Cancer in 2014, life became too hard for them to even find where to sleep, and finding what to eat. After her mother approaching us, she joined a happy family of Cast Deep and provided with all the essentials of life. Attaining education at Victor’s Bright nursery and Primary school.

Henry Matovu lost his dad when he was 8yrs of age, his mother who worked as a house maid somewhere could not take care of them, he missed school for some time not until he was brought to Cast Deep Foundation and he is one of the best football players we have both at Victors’ Breight nursery and primary school and Cast Deep Foundation.

Born in the suburbs of masaka from a family of two children. Josephine Nasuuna lost her dad in an accident while riding a motorcycle in 2010. Living with her single mother, life needed a lot to be desired, missed school and could not get the essential needs of life like medication, school and finding what to eat was a problem. In 2017 December she was brought to Cast Deep Foundation.

Living with her mother in a very remote area, Ruth Nabukenya was abandoned by her father, leaving them with their mother since their mother could not as well take care of them. One of the most talented music dancers and volleyball team player we have.

Elizabeth Nantume was born on 28th of August 2005, she was brought together with his younger brother, after a sudden death of their mother in an accident in 2013, now she goes to Victor’s Bright Nursery and primary school Kyengera under Cast Deep Foundation care.

Her mother’s story remains a secret to her. She was rapped while going at the well in the village, and conceived, Phiona Naguudi ‘s mother can’t even guess who could be the father of her daughter, fatherless Astrid was brought to us and she is now happily with Cast Deep Foundation.

Born on 4th June 2011 from a family of two children, Sasha Ayebare was raised up by his mother in the village of masaka. The girl suffered from jiggers which affected her toes, even walking was a problem. She received full treatment and she can now wear shoes which was impossible before.

From a family of five, Josephine Nabuyondo lost her mother and brother in the same month, and her poor dad, in Kabulasoke, Gomba could not take care of her and her siblings, she was brought to Cast Deep Foundation and now living a happy life.

One of the the youngest child we have ever received, after the death of her dad, his mother who worked as a house girl to a certain family could not at any point help her. Jovia Nakunda was brought at Cast Deep Foundation now living a health and good life enjoying schoool.

From a family of three, Enock Katerega grew up from a remote area, abandoned by his father, while staying with his grandmother alone could not help, he was ever sick, with wounds all over his lips, he was received and treated at Cast Deep Foundation. Now living a happy health life as he attains his education.

Ignesious Mwesigwa is the third born from the family of four children, he lost his dad on 3rd October 2014 from lung cancer. Left helplessly with his mother who could not take them to school, housing them was also a problem, finding food and medication were part of the major problems. In December 2015 he was handed into our Cast Deep Foundation. With his three siblings.

Ronald Kayanja was born on 17th of July 2006, he was brought after a sudden death of his father in an accident in 2014, now he goes to Victor’s Bright Nursery and primary school Kyengera under Cast Deep Foundation care.

Andrew Wabuulo’s father denied himself responsible for his mother’s pregnancy and hence he came to this world without a father. His single mother struggled with him and could not take him to school, could not provide him with other essential needs of life. We received him at Cast Deep Foundation from a very remote area called Jinja.

Brenda Namaata lost her mother and her sick dad stayed with her from the age of three alone, a struggling single dad, could not take good care of her daughter, he could not provide her with education, medication and other basic needs, she was handed into our hands and now living a happy life Cast Deep Foundation.

Born from a family of two, boy and a girl, to a Nigerian dad and a Uganda Mother, Blessing Nakiseeka lost her dad on 21st june 2012 buried at Kisubi church cemetery. Living with her mother and his young brother Gerald, life was not any better to them. Having missed school for nearly a full year, she was brought to Cast Deep Foundation in 2016 and she is studying well at Victors’ Bright nursery and primary school.

Enock Ahumuza is the last born from the family of four children, he lost his dad on 3rd October 2014 from lung cancer. Left helplessly with his mother who could not take them to school, housing them was also a problem, finding food and medication were part of the major problems. In December 2015 he was handed into our Cast Deep Foundation. With his three siblings.

Born on 5th October 2012 from a family of two, a boy and a girl, to Uganda parents, Enid lost his dad in 2012 due to HIV/AIDs. Living with her mother and his elder brother Eric, life was not any better to them. Having missed school for nearly a full year, they were brought to Cast Deep and now getting their education. (Enid & Eric are not HIV/AIDs positive). Enid is the youngest of all 33 children we have and she’s totally a light to the foundation.

She was born in a family of four and lost her dad to Cancer in 2014, life became too hard for them to even find where to sleep, and finding what to eat. After her mother approaching us, she joined a happy family of Cast Deep and provided with all the essentials of life. She’s one of the top 5 academic champions we have and attaining education at Victor’s Bright nursery and Primary school.