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New Fences Secures Safety

After many years without secure boundaries, Adonai has finally been able to secure the much-needed funding for the chain link fence around the perimeter. In the past, it was possible for anyone to wander onto the campus, and with such a large area it was impossible for us to monitor it at all times. Now

Sanitation Improvement

The new water project system in place paves the way to infection eradication. Now our bathrooms are getting better as funds are becoming available and the water project's system advances. Thanks to Brian and Christine Watsons, who funded this peace of work in the girls' barthrooms.

Adonai Christmas Celebration

This Christmas was a joyous time for the Adonai family, as everyone came together to celebrate the end of the academic year and to share the love and grace of God. We had a wonderful top-class graduation, an exciting talent show showcasing the children’s skills and a delicious meal. This year the boarding students also

Medical Centre Updates

On Saturday, October 28, the Adonai Medical Centre hosted a medical camp in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Rutabaga. More than 400 patients were treated for general health problems. The camp was successful and Adonai was able to put their newest technology to the test: an ultrasound machine, as well as a new breathing

US Friends of Adonai Launches Campaign for Clean Water Infrastructure

Adonai now faces a grave challenge from a contaminated borehole. Even the short-term (and expensive) solution of trucking water from Kampala hasn't alleviated the problems of waterborne diseases like Typhoid and Dysentery. Adonai is in the middle of yet another outbreak of Typhoid since the tainted borehole was first discovered some months ago.   The

Adonai Approves First Strategic Plan

At its December meeting, the Adonai Board approved a five-year strategic plan for organizational growth and development. Funded by a US donor, the plan incorporates community feedback generated through an extensive process. It provides an ambitious path forward. As Board Chair Fred Kasule brilliantly expressed during the meeting, "We have to be thinking big if

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