Mama Jane Foundation
Mama Jane Foundation supports and encourages the orphanage Mama Jane in Uganda to become independent. We support the orphanage financially. Thus, we are helping to give the children a better future. The staff of Mama Jane devises and start projects to become self-sufficient. We raise money to realize those plans. The sponsorship money is also used for food, medicine and school fees. Wants to help Mama Jane? Please! Sponsor a child or support a project. For more information: send your email to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Mama Jane
Mama Jane (Jane Babirye) was a Ugandan woman. She was married but childless. Mama Jane had breast cancer and was admitted to Jinja Hospital. During her hospitalization, she was confronted with an abandoned newborn baby. Not long after that to a baby again foundling. Mama Jane was asked to take care of this baby. She became known as the woman who caught displaced children. Soon the number of children grew that she took under her wings ...
Future plans
Thanks to Mama Jane Foundation and a lot of sponsors Mama Jane managed to make a long-cherished wish come true: purchasing and renovating the Mama Jane guesthouse. Another step forward in becoming financially indepent.
But there are many more projects and goals, big and small...
Want to help?
Mama Jane takes care of orphans and children who have been abused or abandoned. The staff of Mama Jane devises and start projects to be self-sufficient. We raise money to realize the projects. The sponsorship money is also used for food, medication and school fees. Would you like to help Mama Jane? Please do! Support a project, donate a single gift or give on a structural base. If you want to start a sponsorproject of your own: please let us know!
Mama Jane Foundation
The foundation is established in the Netherlands and committed to Mama Jane orphanage in Jinja (Uganda)
Do you like to help? contact us
Newsflashes
Donating is made easy
In Memoriam Agnes Nabawanga
Agnes was a very wise woman. She inspired and motivated. Brian, who grew up in the home, put it like this: "She was a mother to me and many. To us she wasn't just a caretaker, but a mother who sacrified a lot and did all she could to see that we reach somewhere.
Visiting Mama Jane 2019
A wonderful week in Jinja
Mariska and Esther were in Jinja for a week this October. It was a great week; talking with Agnes and Seith, attending Peter's wedding and being part of the Mama Jane family and the Ugandan life.
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