Doors Ministries Inc

“Expenses fundraising expenses 3,063 ugandan contract helpers 18,775 food expense for outreach 8,849 medical expense for outre 5,505 girls ministry expenses 6,042 boys ministry expenses 7,469 schooling expense & suppl 5,083 other ministry expenses 2,642 total 57,428”

“Doors exists to inspire and empower the ugandan community, and other local communities, by creating disciples of jesus. Discipleship is defined as the act of creating reflections of christs through the modeling of love and intentional teaching of the word, by accountability and a genuine desire to do life with and come alongside in expectation that disciples will multiply.”

“Doors home & joshua home : doors home is a home for former street boys, with a focus beyond just removing boys from their lives on the streets. The boys are welcomed into a redemptive family at doors home through spiritual guidance, education, and discipleship. The boys live in community and family style housing with rooms separated by age groups. Education, housing, meals, counseling, discipleship, and health service costs are all covered and provided for each of the boys. The boys are responsible for daily chores and attending daily planned activities such as home-school, prep time, extracurricular activities, meals, bible studies, house meetings, and individual counseling sessions. Every boy is encouraged to and guided in therapeutic reconciliation with remaining family members. Doors also aims to resettle children back with their families when possible. The joshua home is a transitional living home for residents that have graduated out of the doors home by reaching the age of 18 but are still working towards completion of their primary and secondary studies. The aim of the joshua home is to prepare the boys for independent living upon completion of secondary studies that they may chase the passions and desires that god puts in their hearts. The boys live in community alongside two uncles who lead by example of what it looks like to live as a christian man, and who advise, disciple, and counsel the boys. The boys earn money for their meals and other weekly budget needs through a point system by serving as ministry interns and completing certain ministry-related tasks and jobs outside of their daily chores to earn a set number of points each week. The boys are required to attend doors mission school while living in the joshua home and commit to completing their studies and developing an exit plan within 3 years of residing in the joshua home.”

“Sarai-sarah ministry: in 2015, doors expanded to create programs that serve and minister to the hidden street girl population living in slums. This outreach operates under the sarai sarah ministry arm of doors, and is run by dedicated staff and volunteers of doors ministries who counsel, minister, and walk with these girls through their journeys on the streets. These programs operate with a focus on getting to know each individual and encouraging and preparing them for life after the streets. Many street girls are forced into prostitution for survival, and therefore face many health issues. Doors responds to medical emergencies with the girls on the streets, and works to relocate pregnant street girls with other partnering local ministries. Some of the girls are recruited and placed either into foster families or into the sarai sarah home, where in both places our aim is for the girls to experience gods healing and redemption through spiritual guidance, education, and discipleship. Typically, the younger girls are placed into foster families within the local community that partner with doors ministries to raise these girls. The sarai sarah home is a transitional home for older girls on the streets, that focus on raising up women who have a solid foundation in christ. The girls live in community and family style housing that provides their basic needs. They are homeschooled on the ace curriculum, and are provided with counseling, discipleship, vocational training, and health service costs. Doors also seeks to reach out to the girls within the kampala slum areas who function as street girls, but have families that live in the slums. We do this through weekly tutoring, discipleship, counseling, and home visits with the girls families. We also provide school sponsorship into a christian boarding school for a select group of these girls.”

“Doors mission school: doors mission school utilizes the accelerated christian education curriculum to educated doors home and joshua home residents, as well as other members of the doors ministries family and community in ggaba. Doors mission school is designed to help students who have fallen behind in studies due to years missed from living on the streets or in poverty to catch up to academic level of peers. The ace curriculum allows students to complete multiple class levels every year as the student is motivated and works hard. Each student is given individual attention and counsel by his or her teacher and the school administrator and required to set weekly goals for self. Doors mission school aims to create a learning environment that facilitates learning in students and encourages students in studies no matter how far behind the student may be.”

“Other programs: - yahaya's plot - doors primary school - adoorned - women's ministry - secondary sponsorship program - uniquely woven”