Uganda Soccer is bringing kids from all remote areas to come and participate in this growing HisKids.Life sports program.
Read our recent blog update on the program. Consider how you can help. Sports uniforms and shoes are what's needed. Blog Story Here
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KingdomWorks Project: Promote the advancement of Christianity and human flourishing through gospel outreach, sustainability solutions for charitable work, and safety training, including technologies & devices, while seeking improved access to clean water and electricity.
HISKIDS Program along with our GO Uganda team is covering many remote areas in need. Active in educational needs through radio outreach and programs for kids & teens. They also provide deeply needed mosquito net distribution.
The outbreak of malaria around the camps in Northern Uganda is overwhelming due to the population within the camps. The nets allow the children to sleep at night without getting attacked by disease-carrying insects. Killing the insects that land on the net makes the nets important to have. The nets are locally made in Uganda. By providing these nets, we can cut down on cases of malaria among the children
While in the US we want to bring a smile to special needs boys & girls of all ages when enjoying time in the water. The freedom that water's weightlessness can provide can't be put into words. That's why David wants to share his experience through HISKIDS. Being able to float freely for the first time without a life vest was terrific for him, as a vest by itself would not work. Through David's experience, may you find the same joy that he and his mother, Michelle, have found with this new innovation in personal flotation. Always recommended to have a loved one or care taker supervision.
David (who has never walked in his life) would like to share how water activity helped him get relief from life in a wheelchair. Michelle (supervising) also enjoyed this new activity with her son David, as they played splash wars.
As temperatures rise so does in water activities. Simple steps having the right gear can prevent the dangers of the unexpected. Keeping individuals above the water line is the objective. Learn the tips needed for a safe time in and around water. Consider dangers of wind, currents, and water temperatures
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Emmy of GO HISKIDS Radio Outreach in Northern Uganda. The station has expanded its outreach over the last 20 months to over 1 million reachable audiences.
Disciple Making Movement (DMM) is changing lives and teaching others to do the same.
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Offering opportunities for activities outside of land base events is unique. Gravity is difficult for those with physical limitations, elimitating them from many actvities. There is hope in allowing them to float in zero gravity.
David who is living with special needs that have prevented him from walking since birth is an example.
David was born with multiple disabilities, including Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy, Broncho-Pulmonary Dysplasia,
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Offering options for individuals with special needs, through aqua-related activity allows them freedom from hours spent in a wheelchair.
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Jeanine above has not been able to walk for the last 30 years. Getting time away from gravity is only available in the water. Finding the right device made all the difference. "I'm so grateful to find your organization that directed me to others who have found success with floating independently. Thank you for your efforts and advice." Louise (mother)
Working with individuals who struggle with special needs or physical limitations doesn't mean they can't participate in water-related activities
The nets are locally made in Uganda. They allow 3 to 4 children to sleep under safely keeping the disease-carrying mosquitos out. The nets also mosquitos on contact. This greatly helps in reducing the rate of malaria.
We love helping with such amazing groups like Day on the Lake. Supporting outdoor fun activities for those who might otherwise never get to enjoy. Activities like water skiing, surfing and now fun floating.
We welcome aquatic centers and organizations that teach children swimming and water safety. Please contact us above for additional details on partnering with us. Let's keep our kids enjoying time spent in and around water. Floating makes individuals who struggle with a physical need benefit from zero gravity..
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