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#‎GALA2015‬ workshops/lessons according to our age groups, we had 3-5 age, 6-8 age, 9-10 age, 11-14 age.

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#‎GALA2015‬ Meet Nasser at our first children's gala 2011...Here he comes back as FACILITATOR at children's gala 2015.

Gala 2015

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gala 2015

Good Afternoon
we have an event for children on thursday 26/11/ 2015.here is the short profile of the event.

The 5th annual children’s gala for hope 2015- Profile

Children’s gala for hope is an annual children event organized by Children Reachout Program Uganda and other children organizations in Uganda, the gala is where culture, religious are respected and celebrated our humanity is acknowledge as the thread that unites us all with the children .

The gala offers children some time for the first time in their lives a direct experience of what it means to live in unity, peace, love and care.
The children’s gala is about Learning, Encouraging, Educational, Sharing, Nurturing, Hope, Inspiring and Empowering.

Many of the children who attend have experienced extreme poverty, religious persecution, child labour, gang violence, abuse and neglect.

All the children who attend are given an opportunity to Participate, Learn Special life skills, Care, Love, Space to Heal, Space to share, Space share their Stories, a Share to be heard, a Space to be empowered, and a Space to make Friends.

leaders

After doing leadership training ,children discovered there potential of leading others as you see posters

jordan's story

Jordan Romero was born on July 12, 1996, in Redlands, California. In 2010, the then 13-year-old Jordan Romero became the youngest person ever to climb Mount Everest. He was 13 years 10 months 10 days old when he reached the summit. Romero was accompanied by his father Paul Romero, his step-mother Karen Lundgren, and three Sherpas, Ang Pasang Sherpa, Lama Dawa Sherpa, and Lama Karma Sherpa. When Jordan was a very young boy, he had seen a painting hanging in his school depicting the seven continent’s highest peaks, including Mt. Everest and dreamed of going there.

His message to all the young kids and their parents – “Kids should get outside, be healthy, eat and drink healthy. Take one step toward their goal every day. I am proud of my accomplishments and hopefully it shows kids they can do whatever they dream.
My big message to them is to find your own Everest. Whatever interests you or motivates you, learn all you can about it, find experts to help you experience, and make sure you are prepared before you do anything.”

Rose's story

Rose- found her "real love" when she gave four of her sister's children a home for life

"I'll tell you what, these kids just fill my life," says Rose, a registered nurse. "I was really passionate about becoming a nurse but that's nothing compared to the kids, they're my passion now."

The whole family recently celebrated the two youngest children achieving permanency. As a single woman who had already raised a son, Rose was just embarking on her new career as a nursing student when she got the call that would change her life. It was her half-sister, ringing to say that she was about to go into hospital to have a baby, and was in deep trouble.

Her sister's two oldest kids Ben and Joseph were in their teens, and were already being raised by Rose. "The moment I found out that her baby was going into care I thought, 'I'm going to have that child, no matter what', and the social workers were really
supportive."

Rose suddenly found herself raising three teenage boys, as well as young Ruben, and trying to juggle her nursing studies. But another surprise was yet to come. Her half-sister had another baby, this time a gorgeous young girl Jessie, who soon also joined the growing clan.

"I know this sounds bizarre but when I was in my twenties I said to my dad that I wanted to have four boys and one girl, I wanted a big family and I didn't think it was going to happen. So it seems fated really."

Today Rose loves having a big, happy family. "Just getting a kiss and a hug every morning. Or just hearing them say, 'Aunty, aunty look at me!'. Seeing their joy just makes you feel so great."