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Movit Products Limited has donated an assortment of products to Nsambya Babies Home. The items include Baby Junior jelly, soap and buckets.
The products were handed over to Sr. Maria Teddy Nakyanzi, the administrator of Nsambya Babies Home by Steven Mukisa, the senior sales manager at Movit Products.
Speaking at the handover, Mukisa said, “Ugandans have been supporting us as a company for more than 20 years and we are who we are because of Ugandan consumers. We therefore decided to come to the help of Nsambya Babies Home since they are part of the community we serve. We owe a great responsibility to help humanity and donating to these children is part of this cause.”
Adding, “We felt the burden upon us to support the work that this charity organization does but we also ask other organisations and the general public out there to come and support the work done by this babies’ home.”
The administrator of Nsambya Babies Home, Sr. Maria Teddy Nakyanzi said the home that is under the Child Welfare and Adoption Society(CWAS) shelters 30 children but noted the numbers keep swelling every time and they are not able to look after them.
She called for more support from the different organizations. “we can’t survive without support. A lot still needs to be done to help us cater for these children.”
Charity run.
Sr. Nankyanzi also revealed that in a bid to get funds, they have organized a charity walk fundraising activity on September 30 in Kampala in which they seek to raise between shs60million and shs70 million to care for the children.