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NEVERAGAIN CHILDREN'S PROJECT
Founded by Pastor Robert
Kayanja of the Miracle Centre Cathedral, the Never Again Children’s Project
(N.A.C) began in September 2001 as a feeding out reach to the destitute street
kids on the streets of Kampala
City.
Pastor Robert Kayanja, while
driving through the city, saw kids eat from the garbage and battled with what
he had seen in his spirit. He then told
God it was not his fault that these kids were eating from the garbage but the Holy
Spirit spoke to him saying, “Then problem is, they are doing it in your face”,
(as you watch).
Pastor Robert Kayanja
then started feeding these kids with a hot meal each day, until today.
Project’s
Vision
Restoring the dignity of
the little images of God, (Street kids) on the streets of Kampala City.
Mission Statement.
Never Again will the image of God eat from the garbage;
never will their dignity be reduced to naught.
We shall feed them, cloth them, house them, rehabilitate them, educate
them, and present them to society as miracle workers.
Objectives
-To provide basic human
needs. i.e. food, shelter, medical care, clothing, education, and counseling to
the little abandoned images of God.
-To address the causes of
the street kid problem looking at societies from which they originate.
-Lay down strategies for bettering family life in our societies..
-Feeding.
Over 1000 children are fed
each day from our different homes in Kampala
and Kapeeka-Luwero.
Housing.
We are housing over 400
children in six homes in Kampala and
Kapeeka.The Lord has enabled us to take care of them, atleast each child owns a bed, mattress and other beddings.
Health and Sanitation
Prevention is better
than cure. We offer improved sanitation
to the kids to prevent the spread of
diseases that some kids carried to the homes from the streets. Different ailments are treated and medicines
administered by professional medical personnel.
Once in a while a doctor comes in to examine the health of the children
in their respective homes.
Clothing
We regularly take our
children for shopping. This shopping is usually done twice a year. During the
Christmas and Easter seasons.
Counseling
Our pastors and other
experienced counselors talk to our children on a daily basis. Children always pray before bed and early in the mornings when they wake up. They also go through
a catch up program to orient them to normal society life.
Education.
The project runs two schools,
the NAC Academy and Kapeeka orphanage
school. The NAC Academy
follows a modified catch-up school curriculum that introduces the children to
the education curriculum followed in normal schools. Kapeeka follows the ministry
of education’s curriculum.
Partnership
You can partner with us in any of these areas.
- Homes
- Schools
- Food
- Clothing
- Education
- Counseling
- Entrepreneur
Skill.
For more information contact us.
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