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St. Nicholas Uganda Children's Fund
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Chardon, OH  44024

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The St. Nicholas Uganda Children's Fund is a
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All donations are tax deductible.
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Parents at Work - a Photo Essay
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Our high school graduates performed very well on the
national exams:  Four of our students ranked in the top ten
in the entire school.  Read three stories of students who
have overcome adversity to achieve academic success.
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Our single mums, dads, aunts, and grandparents struggle
to earn the equivalent of one or two dollars a day to
support their families.  They are entrepreneurial, creative,
and industrious, often working from dawn until long
after dusk, seven days a week.

Click on the picture below to meet six of these remarkable people.
Juliet arranges the vegetables that she sells at the local outdoor market.
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Uganda reopened schools in January after a nearly two-year
shutdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.  The majority
of students have returned, but many others have not, due to
poverty and the need to earn income for their families.  
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COVID-19 and Poverty Widen
Education Gap in Uganda
With one of the youngest populations in the world, Uganda
was already struggling with high rates of child labour.  But
with the world now facing a wave of economic hardship,
in a single year the pandemic has set back any progress
made to reduce child labour by twenty years.
Child Labour in Uganda
The Hidden Costs of COVID