Foster Family Network – Jinja, Uganda
The Foster Family Network began in the 1990s when eight members of Sam Kisolo’s family died of AIDS in one year, leaving 14 children orphaned.
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We work with over 30 projects on four continents. Through these programs, we provide food, housing, clothing, education and medical care for the most needy around the world.
The Foster Family Network began in the 1990s when eight members of Sam Kisolo’s family died of AIDS in one year, leaving 14 children orphaned.
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