My name is Omar Ijhaish, and I am fundraising on behalf of Mayambala Orphanage Centre in Uganda.

I serve as a mentor and supporter to the orphanage’s founder, Mr. Mayambala Jamada, guiding him in building sustainable systems and outreach for his incredible work. Mr. Jamada has devoted his life to caring for 25 orphaned and vulnerable children. With limited resources but unwavering dedication, he provides them with daily meals, shelter, and education- giving each child safety, stability, and hope for a brighter future.

We are raising funds to sustain the orphanage’s monthly expenses until a stable donation system is built. Your support helps ensure that these children continue to live in dignity and hope.

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Monthly Expense Breakdown (USD)

(Based on verified expense summary)

-Food & Nutrition- Meals for 25 children $250

-Medical Care- HIV/AIDS support, clinic visits, medication $216

-School Fees & Supplies- Tuition, books, uniforms for 10 children $324

-Basic Needs & Hygiene- Soap, clothing, sanitary items $162

-Shelter & Rent Rental for 2-room home + utilities $243

-️Bedding & Supplies Mattresses, mosquito nets, blankets $108

-Disability Support Care for 2 children with disabilities $81

‍-Single-Mother Support- Food & essentials for 8 families $135

-Orphanage Development Fund Savings toward permanent home $540

Total Estimated Monthly Budget: $2,056 USD

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All funds raised will be deposited into my bank account in Canada and transferred in full to Mr. Mayambala in Uganda through secure and traceable methods such as Wise or Remitly. Every amount received will be used exclusively for the children’s food, education, shelter, and medical care.

This campaign exists to keep Mayambala Orphanage Centre strong- feeding, teaching, and caring for children who depend on it entirely. Together, we can help provide stability, nourishment, and a chance at a brighter future.

Thank you for your generosity, prayers, and compassion. Please consider donating or sharing this campaign so that these children may continue to grow in safety, dignity, and hope.