PFP has known Noah since he was a small baby. We have kept a close eye on him as we were aware that his home life was unstable and he may need to be rescued if things continued to deteriorate. In his early years, he lived with both his mother and his father, but sadly Noah’s father was an alcoholic who had a long history of abusive behavior toward Noah, his sister and his mother. When Noah was 6 years old, in 2013, Noah’s father forced his mother out of the house and she was not seen or heard from again. Sadly, Noah’s father did not take responsibility for him and would leave Noah alone without food or any other basic necessities while he was out drinking all day, not to return until very late in the evening. Since Noah was locked out of the house without food or water, he had to look for help elsewhere and he found it in a group of older street boys who were doing drugs and stealing. 

In 2014 Noah was rescued by The Peace for Paul Foundation and was given a chance at a stable home life with kind and loving adult figures. He is now a happy student who loves music and dancing and is an avid soccer player as well. Noah attends a highly ranked educational institution and has big dreams to become a bank manager in the future. PFP makes it a priority for Noah to maintain a relationship with his extended family as he grows up. During school holidays, Noah travels back to Northern Uganda under the care of our Karamojong social worker to learn about and be a part of his culture. We have recently located Noah’s grandmother and a few of his aunties and cousins and he enjoys spending time with them. We look forward to seeing all that Noah will accomplish in his life and we know he will break the cycle of poverty and abuse that he was born into.