We are providing hope and a home to the children of Kampala, Uganda.
The Kajoma Child Prosperity Center (SLCPC) was inaugurated on June 1, 2006.
With plentiful space for activities that teach valuable life skills, a kitchen and nutrition center, a medical clinic and more, the Kajoma Child Prosperity Center is ready to provide care to children during the most critical times of their lives.
About our Child Prosperity Center
All For One Foundation partnered with TJ Miracle International Foundation creating the Kajoma Child Prosperity Center (KCPC).
The center now provides interim housing and care to children who await a forever home, while also functioning as a place of hope for families to be unified and ultimately thrive. The SLCPC also provides sustainability courses in personal farming, literacy, recycling, job preparation, and small trade training.
About Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone is coastal country in West Africa bordered by Liberia and Guinea. The capital and largest city is Freetown.
When the Ebola virus crisis happened in Sierra Leone, there was work to be done. In 2015, our commitment to the region started when we first partnered with SLIMS to help the community afflicted by the outbreak, leaving thousands of children orphaned and impoverished.
Our Programs
Our primary goal is to reunify children with their biological family members. We know that over 80% of children living in orphanages worldwide have at least one family member who, if given the proper resources, could care for the child.
Our priority is establishing a family tie and relationship for each child who comes into our care or program by building a family tree of support for each child. In cases where biological family is not traceable, or unable to care for the child even with support, then extended family is searched for. we prioritize options with the least amount of emotional/mental impact on the child by keeping them as connected to ‘home’ as much as possible.
In the case where the family is not traceable, the final stop is long-term residential care.
Naming Opportunities
The spaces that are changing the lives of children can feature your name or the name of someone you love. That's powerful!
Contributors who donate $1,000 or more to our center will have their name or the name of someone important to them inscribed on a plaque in the center. This is another chance to leave a lasting impression on the Sierra Leone Child Prosperity Center.
Children's Rooms
Dedicated rooms to house orphaned children or children awaiting reunification with their families.
Still available to fund!
Kitchen
This dedicated space for help with diet and food preparation will ensure proper nutrition for the children and families.
Still available to fund!
Medical Clinic
Ensuring children have access to critical medical services is a pillar of our facility.
Still available to fund!
Staff Spaces
This office space is dedicated to our hard-working staff so they can be most effective in helping families.
Still available to fund!
Questions? Contact Us!
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