SALEM – working worldwide for peace

These two topics are immensely important in all our SALEM-facilities. In SALEM-Uganda we have now been able to build an incinerator with the help of a generous donor. Apart from that the children of our childrens` home have been given a piece of land and are allowed to farm on it.

When Betty was brought to the Children`s home in SALEM-Uganda she was 5 years old but wasn´t able to walk or talk mainly because of malnutrition and abuse by her own mother. Thanks to the loving care of the SALEM-Aunties who supported her with a special training she learned how to walk.

This short film about these community outreaches shows the importance of the medical work that is done by SALEM-Uganda. By going out into the nearby villages we can reach the rural population around SALEM-Uganda.

In SALEM-Uganda young parents are taught how to feed their children in a healthy way. When Daniel was brought to SALEM by his mother, he was six years old and malnourished.