Their mission is to:
* Advocate for the street children of Masaka, Uganda and connect sponsors who will provide the necessities of life, education, and guide them into a relationship with Jesus Christ.
* Advise and work directly with the staff of Divine Soccer Ministry Uganda to achieve their short and long term organizational goals.
* Advance the well-being of the children through the hope they can find in the knowledge of the Kingdom of God.
Donations:
Mail - Rock Kidz Uganda, INC at 1814 E. Third St. Salem, OH 44460
PayPal - Rockkidzuganda@gmail.com
Learn more at the Rock Kidz Facebook page! Or visit their website www.rockkidzuganda.org.
* Advocate for the street children of Masaka, Uganda and connect sponsors who will provide the necessities of life, education, and guide them into a relationship with Jesus Christ.
* Advise and work directly with the staff of Divine Soccer Ministry Uganda to achieve their short and long term organizational goals.
* Advance the well-being of the children through the hope they can find in the knowledge of the Kingdom of God.
Donations:
Mail - Rock Kidz Uganda, INC at 1814 E. Third St. Salem, OH 44460
PayPal - Rockkidzuganda@gmail.com
Learn more at the Rock Kidz Facebook page! Or visit their website www.rockkidzuganda.org.
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Sponsors needed for children in Masaka
to support housing, food, education, Bible teaching, parent training, and more! Monetary donations for the playground project for Divine Junior School greatly appreciated! |
Divine Junior School
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The Bodendorfers in Uganda.
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Masks from Rock Kidz arrived.
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Cutting the Ribbon to Open School
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"Rock Kidz Uganda, Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Salem, Ohio, founded 6/7/19.
We are the US advocate for Divine Soccer Ministry (DSM) with the mission to Advocate, Advise, and Advance DSM in Masaka, Uganda for the benefit of the children of the community."
We are the US advocate for Divine Soccer Ministry (DSM) with the mission to Advocate, Advise, and Advance DSM in Masaka, Uganda for the benefit of the children of the community."