Guiding Light Orphans Inc.

“Amortization 557”

“Depreciation 567”

“Office Supplies 11,280”

“Child Medical and Educational Servies 1,272”

“Epilepsy Outreach Clinic 5,396”

“Women Empowerment Program 3,899”

“Pineapple Farm Project 2,156”

“Clean Water Project 1,492”

“Travel,Meals and Accomodation Expense 3,687”

“Fundraising 2,530”

“Utilities 5,992”

“Assets Beginning of year 21,090, End of year 21,090”

“Office Equipment Beginning of year 5,490, End of year 5,490”

“Notes Payable Beginning of year 15,752, End of year 0”

“Guiding light orphans, inc, glo is a 501c3 charitable organization dedicated to providing orphans and critically vulnerable children and their caregivers in rural uganda with a free, quality basic healthcare, training and skills for self-sustainability to break the vicious cycle of chronic”

“Pineapple Farm Initiative- A social enterprise to fight hunger through smart farming. Acquired a two-acre farm where we planted 27000 suckers of pineapples. Partnered with the National Agricultural Research Organisation NARO, a national team of experienced and dedicated agricultural experts. To improve rural employment, empower communities, and tackle various constraints in the food value chain. GLO delivered comprehensive training for value addition and business development to young people ages 18 to 30 who suffer from Epilepsy in Uganda so that they can increase their incomes Team dynamics through connecting people with Epilepsy to the outside world through mentorship services”

“Epilepsy outreach program. GLO continues to provide treatment, counseling, and other support services for over 250 epileptic patients every month. Over 85 percent of the patients are seizure-free, working to provide for themselves and their families. Increased sense of the individual or the family sense of empowerment. Due to increased awareness of epilepsy challenges and management, there is a decrease in stigma and discrimination within the communities. Patients are more willing to share their disease challenges due to changes in behavior.”

“Vocational Enterprise Training. We empower women and girls by allowing them to learn a trade, equipping them with entrepreneurial skills and the necessary experience to take concrete steps towards becoming self-sufficient, self-fulfilled, and productive members of their society. The SHE GLO project provides a comprehensive Vocational Enterprise Training program that links education, meaningful employment, and mentoring for Masindis most at-risk adolescents. We believe that substantive, supported life skills can be powerful catalysts for these hard-to-reach and under-resourced villages. The following are some of the topics that were covered during the 2-3week introductory training courses. These programs empower women and girls by allowing them to learn a trade and different entrepreneurial skills. Through some of these learned skills, the women are now making their soap and reusable sanitary kits, keeping their homes and environments clean.”