Help boona shamari with angels orphanage

MY STORY “I lost my Dad but I also gained a life-giving purpose” . Losing a father when I was just 2 months old in my mothers’ womb in 1998, I passed through a traumatic event. Born in a family of 8 children, my mother was a peasant, unable to provide for the family’s basic needs including food, education, Medicare and clothing. To feed entire family, my mother worked in people’s gardens to get a little penny to buy food and other basics for the kids. My school life was in meander – but by God’s mercy my school fees were paid by well-wishers and good hearted members of the community including providing for scholastic materials like books, pens and uniforms. “I have missed my Dad, his love and care intensely throughout my life. When my Mom told me that my Dad passed on, I felt angry and deserted. He left me behind! All sorts of feelings bubbled up and, in response to my ‘tsunami’ of grief, I began Angles Palace orphanage foundation in 2018. I believed that, without good hearted people, I would not have grown or attained my studies and future. Angles Palace orphanage foundation has been founded with a mission of empowering, transforming, educating and caring for orphans and other vulnerable children and elderly in Uganda whose parents and guardians died from the wildlife attacks, anti-poaching ranger patrols, HIV/AIDS scourge, wars and poverty