Dear Dr. Mordi,

Greetings from Uganda.

We are pleased to inform you that we are all safe and well apart from some badand good news. The good news is that the two boys did very well in their final Primary leaving exams. Renzo got a FIRST GRADE AND HE WAS THE VERY BEST IN THE WHOLE SCHOOL! Oscika got a second grade. Feeding is becoming a very big problem let alone their daily needs as they have grow up. They look great though!

We have also decided to transfer three of them to Kamuzinda one of our big orphanage school in Masaka. These are Joyce, osca, and Hanna. Renzo will be at New Kabala Busega to train with the choir and attending Lubiri SSS as a day scholar. Then Little Maida will stay with here at home studying in a nearby school. They need clothes, feeding, shoes books and school fees plus pocket money.
We are working with the Tanzanian Embassy here for legal paper for their stay here under our care. More prayers please.
May God continue to bless you all

Yours in Christ,

From Left: Maida 10 year old, Hanna 13 years old, Joyce 17, Renzo 14, Osca 13 years Old
Hanna 13	Joyce 17	Renzo 14

Thursday, September 17, 2009 6:23:27 AM
FROM: Joyce mirembe <joycemilly@yahoo.com>

BibiI have received 2 calls from Renzo and Oscar demanding that they have no shoes, Oscar has spent 2 weeks without going to class, I have tried my best level but I have failed to send him back to school. I have just sold my Text books to buy for MAIDA school shoes and some few requirements but for Renzo and Oscas issue I have failed. I have tried home but they have failed me. BIBI please help me because this has gone beyond my control.
Stella mama Hanna alituma pesa lakini zilikuwa kidogo, nikawanuunulia viatu but it was of poor quality that they got spoiled so quickly.
Bibi please help me so that I send these little angels back to school will be glad if my request is put into considerations.
BE BLESSED, yours Joyce.

PS: THE EMAIL ABOVE SHOWS THE GREAT NEED HELP THEM come to schools in America.  These are Tanzanian children in the orphanages in Uganda.  PLEASE H E L P!.  for more info contact Dr. Mordi 301 580 3645.