BABY WATOTO PHOTO ALBUM 2015

BABY WATOTO

Tucked away on the slopes of Watoto’s Suubi Village outside Kampala, Baby Watoto Suubi enjoys the serenity of a vast landscape and views of lush green hills and valleys.

It is our largest Baby Watoto facility, with a capacity to care for 120 babies at any given time.

The home was opened in February 2010 and primarily cares for older infants, easing the transition to a permanent home in the Watoto village.

SUUBI

Baby Watoto Gulu was opened in June 2010 as a response to the overwhelming need in northern Uganda, a region recovering from over two decades of civil war.

As a result of mounting poverty and broken families, there has been an increase in child abandonment, especially by teenage mothers who cannot care for their newborns.

Baby Watoto Gulu has the capacity to care for over 60 babies.

GULUBABY WATOTO

JANUARYOne of the ways we provide a nurturing and stimulating environment for our babies, is through play time. Here, they get physical exercise and their imaginations are expanded. Meet Baby Sanyu enjoying her play time.

FEBRUARYBorn at 2.52 kg (5.5lbs.), Baby Gideon is one of Baby Watoto Kampala’s adorable and cuddly babies. He is growing up so quickly, and we pleased with his weight gain.

MARCHBaby Watoto is a haven of peace, joy and growth. Rescued weighing 8.6 kg (19.2lbs.) and now weighing 15.4 kg (33.95lbs.), Baby Ryan loves riding his motorbike during play time.

APRILThe adorable Benjamin and Jeremiah love to have some messy fun in the sand pit.

MAYWatoto rescued Baby Fred at age 1. Weighing only 5kg (11lbs.), Fred was severely malnourished. Two years later, he is a happy, healthy and strong boy.

JUNEBaby Gift and Blessing were severely malnourished when they were rescued at 2 months old. At 21 months old, the adorable twins are now healthy and happy toddlers.

JULY15-months-old Baby Julian is very excited because she recently took her first step and is learning how to walk.

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