There are many inspiring stories of people working to help make a lasting change in children's lives in Uganda.

How much do I have to give to make a difference?

It's amazing how so little can make such a great difference in the life of a child.

$25 feeds a child for a month.
$100 sponsors a child to attend a Suubi (Hope) Camp for one week at a residential camp facility
$100 sponsors a teacher or caregiver to attend a one week professional development workshop & equips and trains them in the use of CNI’s character building curriculum

Please feel free to contact admin@childlifenetwork.com or accounting@childlifenetwork.com for more details.

Since CNI is a CRA registered charity No. 83197 8325 RR0001, all donations exceeding $10 will receive an income tax receipt.
We welcome inquiries with regards to leaving bequests to ChildLife Network International

What will I receive if I make a donation
As a valid donor you will receive regular updates about the project your contribution helped to support, and whenever possible, pictures of the project. In addition, and if you so desire, you will be placed on ChildLife Network International's mailing list and receive information about exciting initiatives throughout the year.

What other ways can I support programs to help children?
ChildLife Network International welcomes online donations, matching gifts, donations or gifts in the name of a loved one and volunteering. Capitalize on the tax benefits that can be derived from these forms of giving. ChildLife Network International will provide you with a receipt for every contribution over $10.

Please contact the ChildLife Network International office to find out more about various ways that you can contribute.
Telephone:
1.519.936.0733
Email: accounting@childlifenetwork.com

Will my name and address be sold to other solicitors?
No. Childlife Network International does not sell, rent or trade the names, addresses or email addresses of its donors.

Why support Childlife Network now?
Political strife and wars have destabilized much of Africa's social and family environment. The results are extreme poverty, disease, child labor and violence. These problems have characterized Africa for a long time and will not go away on their own. We need to ensure that a sufficient investment is given to the development of African children so that the hopelessness felt by so many on the continent is eliminated.

The key to guaranteeing a lasting change is to focus upon the African child as the center of all developmental programs. Within this emphasis we must devise new means to give significant emotional and psychological support to the children, parents, educators and other child caregivers.

There are several compelling reasons why these children need our efforts:

We need to encourage social responsibility since there is an absence of infrastructure for childcare services.

• Parent education programs are needed which will help parents change behavior in positive ways, and in the end will improve the quality of life for themselves and their children.

• There is a high demand from children, parents, educators and communities to equip African children with alternative solutions to real-life problems.

• There is a pressing need for effective programs to prevent child abuse and neglect which is a serious and widespread problem in Africa.

• There is an urgent need for emotional and psychological support to over 43 million children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and wars in sub Saharan Africa. Therefore, if we do not act now we face the prospect of losing a generation.

• The absence of quality early childhood care and better education needs to be improved.

Anticipated Results

Children

Strong, confident children in a healthy family environment, having the ability to set and achieve life goals because of the skills they have learned through CNI's character building programs.

Parents

More informed and involved in the emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual development of their children.

Society

A reduction of hopelessness and a productive community.