UGANDA → KENYA • 5 DEC 2026

Sponsor a Child-Author to Nairobi

Join our Literature Drive and sponsor a child from Uganda to attend the 6th ACABA BookFest & Gala in Nairobi, Kenya.

In 2025/2026, CLC Kenya, in partnership with The Foundation, USA, sponsored Kes 1.2 million to publish 15 children. Help us now give these young authors meaningful exposure, encouragement and a platform in Nairobi.

Ugandan child-authors participating in the MABB Literature Drive
Richard Mwebesa, Uganda Secretary General
Richard Mwebesa Uganda Secretary General
A MESSAGE FROM UGANDA

A Journey Beyond the Pages: The Kabubu KDP Writers’ Trip to Kenya

The Kabubu KDP trip to Kenya will be much more than a journey; it will be a celebration of young voices, creativity, and the incredible possibilities that begin when a young person dares to put their thoughts into words.

Following the book launch, this special trip will give our young writers an opportunity to step beyond the pages of their books and experience the wider world of writing. They will meet and connect with fellow young writers, exchange ideas, share experiences, and discover that their stories are part of a much bigger and more inspiring community.

This journey is about growth, exposure, and connection. It will open new horizons for the young writers, allowing them to learn from others, gain fresh perspectives, and experience the richness of knowledge sharing. Through conversations, interactions, and shared experiences, they will be reminded that writing is not a solitary journey; it is a powerful bridge that connects people, cultures, dreams, and possibilities.

For these young writers, Kenya will offer more than a destination. It will become a classroom without walls—a place where curiosity is encouraged, confidence is strengthened, friendships are formed, and dreams are given room to grow.

Most importantly, this trip is an investment in the future of young storytellers. It is an opportunity to tell them that their voices matter, their ideas are valuable, and the stories they carry within them deserve to be heard.

The journey may begin with a trip to Kenya, but its greatest destination is a future filled with confidence, creativity, knowledge, and endless possibilities.

MABB 2026 LITERATURE DRIVE 5 DECEMBER 2026 • NAIROBI, KENYA
ANGELA NSIMBI's GROUP

Sponsor Two Ugandan Child-Authors to Nairobi (Group1)

Help these young published authors travel from Uganda to Kenya for the 6th ACABA BookFest & Gala, meet readers and authors, partners, showcase their books and experience Nairobi.

SPONSOR BOTH CHILD-AUTHORS Kes 75,000 UGX 2,250,000
OR
SPONSOR ONE CHILD-AUTHOR Kes 37,500 UGX 1,125,000
MEET THE CHILD-AUTHORS

Choose a Child-Author to Sponsor

Each sponsorship covers travel, accommodation, meals, in-country transport, the Nairobi Arboretum picnic, 6th ACABA BookFest registration, the tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi, and accompanying chaperone support.

Namubiru Lilian Child-Author
The Wondrous Love of Jesus book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 01

Namubiru Lilian

The Wondrous Love of Jesus

Have you ever wondered how much Jesus really loves you?

The Wondrous Love of Jesus shares simple Bible stories and easy lessons that show how close Jesus is to children everywhere.

From Jairus’ daughter to Samson, and from singing in church to learning about friendship at home, children discover Jesus as their best Friend—One who forgives, stays with them and gives them joy.

With short prayers, memory verses and discussion questions, readers learn that God listens when they pray and that kindness and honesty make life beautiful.

Sponsor Lilian Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Namubiru Lilian
Sarah Nanyange Child-Author
Enara the Funny Girl book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 02

Sarah Nanyange

Enara the Funny Girl

Meet Enara, the girl who can turn any adventure into laughter!

Enara is curious, talkative and just a little bit funny. When she visits Entebbe Zoo in Uganda, she comes face-to-face with a roaring lion, spots suspicious people who look like poachers and asks the game ranger a million questions about animals and ivory.

But the biggest surprise comes when Enara forgets her school bag at the zoo and learns, through tears, laughter and a kind adult’s help, that curiosity is a gift from God—and wisdom means thinking before you act.

This warm, faith-friendly story invites children to laugh, learn and grow in courage, responsibility and the wisdom of asking good questions the right way.

Sponsor Sarah Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Sarah Nanyange
MABB 2026 LITERATURE DRIVE 5 DECEMBER 2026 • NAIROBI, KENYA
REBECCA MAKYELI'S GROUP

Sponsor Three Ugandan Child-Authors to Nairobi (Group 2)

Help these young published authors travel from Uganda to Kenya for the 6th ACABA BookFest & Gala, meet readers, authors and partners, showcase their books and experience Nairobi.

SPONSOR ALL 3 CHILD-AUTHORS Kes 112,500 UGX 3,375,000
OR
SPONSOR ONE CHILD-AUTHOR Kes 37,500 UGX 1,125,000
MEET THE CHILD-AUTHORS

Choose a Child-Author to Sponsor

Each Kes 37,500 sponsorship covers travel, accommodation, meals, in-country transport, the Nairobi Arboretum picnic, 6th ACABA BookFest registration, the tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi and accompanying chaperone support.

Nabukeera Shanitah Child-Author
The Promise That Came True book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 03

Nabukeera Shanitah

The Promise That Came True

Discover how God keeps His promises through every generation.

Long ago, God chose Abraham to be the father of a special people—the Israelites. From Sarah’s laughter at the promise of a baby, to Hagar and Ishmael’s rescue in the desert, to Isaac finding his wife Rebecca, this story is full of surprises, faith and lessons for life.

Young readers also meet Jacob and Esau, twins whose story reminds us why jealousy is dangerous and why trusting God is always best.

This simple retelling makes the Bible’s big story easy to understand and shows children that God always keeps His promises.

Sponsor Shanitah Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Nabukeera Shanitah
Tushewererwe Rachel Child-Author
The Man Who Followed God's Voice book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 04

Tushewererwe Rachel

The Man Who Followed God’s Voice

Discover Abraham’s amazing journey of faith, courage and obedience.

Long ago, Abraham lived in a world full of people who prayed to many gods. But Abraham began to think about the one true God who made the sun, moon, stars and everything on earth.

This story follows his journey with Sarah, Terah and Lot—from Ur to Haran, on to Canaan and even into Egypt during a time of famine. Along the way, children see how God protected Abraham and Sarah and taught Abraham to trust Him even when he did not know where the road would lead.

Years later, Sarah gave birth to Isaac, showing again that God’s Word is true. It is a story of faith, courage and learning to hear and obey God’s voice.

Sponsor Rachel Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Tushewererwe Rachel
Babirye Christine Child-Author
Amillia's Big Dream book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 05

Babirye Christine

Amillia’s Big Dream

A moving story of endurance, family and faith against all odds.

Amillia’s life was marked by poverty, pain and loss—but also by unshakable faith in God. From walking barefoot to school and repeatedly being sent home for lack of fees, to losing her father at a tender age, her journey often seemed impossible.

Yet her love for learning and trust in God carried her through. With perseverance and divine favour, she earned a scholarship, studied hard and eventually became a doctor in America.

Even after success, Amillia’s family continued to face difficult seasons. Through every trial, however, there remained hope and evidence of God’s faithfulness.

Amillia’s Big Dream reminds young readers that no matter where they begin, perseverance and trust in God can carry them through seemingly impossible circumstances.

Sponsor Christine Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Babirye Christine
MABB 2026 LITERATURE DRIVE 5 DECEMBER 2026 • NAIROBI, KENYA
LUKAS PIOUS' GROUP

Sponsor Three Ugandan Child-Authors to Nairobi (Group 3)

Help these young published authors travel from Uganda to Kenya for the 6th ACABA BookFest & Gala, meet readers, authors and partners, showcase their books and experience Nairobi.

SPONSOR THE GROUP Kes 112,500 UGX 2,250,000
OR
SPONSOR ONE CHILD-AUTHOR Kes 37,500 UGX 1,125,000
MEET THE CHILD-AUTHORS

Choose a Child-Author to Sponsor

Each Kes 37,500 sponsorship covers travel, accommodation, meals, in-country transport, the Nairobi Arboretum picnic, 6th ACABA BookFest registration, the tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi and accompanying chaperone support.

Lunyomo Ali Child-Author
Bananas, Sheep, and the Famine Warning book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 06

Lunyomo Ali

Bananas, Sheep, and the Famine Warning

Wisdom is better than waiting.

Dembe is 12 and lives on a Ugandan farm with lots of sheep and sweet bananas. When a prophet warns that a dry season is coming, the whole village starts preparing—except Dembe’s family.

Dembe decides to listen. He digs, plants and tries his best, even when grown-ups laugh.

But when the rains stop and hunger comes, Dembe must help his family learn a big lesson: wisdom is better than waiting.

This is a fun and thoughtful African adventure about listening, preparing and being brave even when you are still a child.

Sponsor Ali Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Lunyomo Ali
Nannozi Fridaus Child-Author
Brave Hearts at the Orphanage book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 07

Nannozi Fridaus

Brave Hearts at the Orphanage

Brave hearts grow by speaking up, telling the truth and asking for help.

Emillia and Monica live in an orphanage filled with laughter, chores and lessons for life. But when Emillia becomes jealous of Monica—who is kind, prayerful and loved—she makes a dangerous choice that leads her into trouble.

As God sends help and brings Emillia safely home, the girls learn that brave hearts do not grow by hiding feelings or keeping unsafe secrets. They grow by speaking up, telling the truth and asking for help.

Later, when they grow up and return to serve as doctors at the orphanage, they face another challenge when Maria, Monica’s daughter, is taken near the gate despite a warning to watch out for strangers.

This tender, child-friendly story explores jealousy, safety, courage, healing and new beginnings. With simple “What Did We Learn?”, “Let’s Talk,” and “Prayer” moments, families can read, reflect and grow brave together.

Sponsor Fridaus Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Nannozi Fridaus
Nantume Jacinta Joanitah Child-Author
The Orphans’ Guardian book cover
CHILD-AUTHOR 08

Nantume Jacinta Joanitah

The Orphans’ Guardian

No one is beyond the reach of God’s mercy.

Kimberly was feared in his village. He hated the name of God and swore to silence anyone who preached the Gospel. Preachers were kidnapped, tortured and killed at his command. His heart had been hardened by power, greed and witchcraft.

But when tragedy struck his own family and everything he trusted crumbled, Kimberly found himself face to face with the God he had long rejected. Broken and desperate, he cried out for forgiveness—and God answered.

From murderer to messenger, from oppressor to protector, Kimberly’s life is transformed by grace. Called to preach the very Gospel he once fought against, he becomes a guardian of orphans and a voice of hope in his village.

The Orphans’ Guardian is a powerful story of judgment, forgiveness and the unstoppable power of the Gospel, reminding readers that no one is beyond the reach of God’s mercy.

Sponsor Jacinta Kes 37,500
UGX 1,125,000
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000
In-country Transport Kes 1,500
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000
Accompanying Chaperone Kes 8,500
Sponsor Nantume Jacinta Joanitah
MABB 2026 LITERATURE DRIVE

Sponsorship Options

Choose how you would like to support the Ugandan child-authors travelling to Nairobi for the 6th ACABA BookFest & Gala on 5 December 2026.

01

Sponsor a Budget Item for One Child

Start with a specific part of a child-author's journey. Every contribution helps move a young author closer to Nairobi.

In-country Transport Kes 1,500 (UGX 45,000)
Nairobi Arboretum Picnic (Fri 4) Kes 1,500 (UGX 45,000)
6th ACABA BookFest Registration (Sat 5) Kes 2,000 (UGX 60,000)
Tour to CLC HQ in Oltepesi (Sun 6) Kes 3,000 (UGX 90,000)
Food (5 Days) Kes 5,000 (UGX 150,000)
Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya (Wed 2 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000 (UGX 240,000)
Accommodation (Thurs 3 – Mon 7) Kes 8,000 (UGX 240,000)
Chaperone Accompanying Kes 8,500 (UGX 255,000)
04

Sponsor a Budget Item for the Whole Trip

Support a major shared cost for the 12-person Uganda–Kenya delegation.

TRANSPORT

In-country Transport

Nairobi movements

Kes 10,000 UGX 300,000
EXPERIENCE

Nairobi Arboretum Picnic

Friday 4 December

Kes 15,000 UGX 450,000
BOOKFEST

6th ACABA Registration

Saturday 5 December

Kes 22,000 UGX 660,000
EXPOSURE

Tour to CLC HQ, Oltepesi

Sunday 6 December

Kes 22,000 UGX 660,000
MEALS

Food for 5 Days

Delegation meals

Kes 55,000 UGX 1,650,000
STAY

Accommodation

Thurs 3 – Mon 7

Kes 80,000 UGX 2,400,000
TRANSPORT

Round Trip: Uganda–Kenya

Wed 2 – Mon 7

Kes 96,000 UGX 2,880,000
05 • GIVE WHERE NEEDED MOST

Give Any Amount

Every gift counts. Choose any amount you would like to contribute and your sponsorship will be allocated to the area of greatest need within the 2026 Uganda–Kenya Literature Drive.

Give This Amount
LITERATURE DRIVE FUNDRAISING UPDATE

Help Us Bring 8 Child-Authors From Uganda to Kenya

0% funded
RAISED SO FAR Kes 0 UGX 0
CAMPAIGN GOAL Kes 300,000 UGX 9,000,000
STILL NEEDED Kes 0 UGX 0
DELEGATION 12 People 8 Child-Authors + 4 Chaperones
WITH GRATITUDE Thank You, The Foundation, USA The 8 books published in 2025/2026 were proudly sponsored by The Foundation, USA under the Focus on the Family Unit Initiative.
IN THE NEWS

Media Coverage

News coverage of Kabubbu child-authors
KABUBBU CHILD-AUTHORS IN THE NEWS

Kabubbu Children Make History as 15 Young Authors Are Unveiled

The remarkable journey of the Kabubbu children has received media attention, celebrating the unveiling of 15 young authors and the impact of giving children an opportunity to write, publish and share their stories.

Read the News Coverage →
Yoruba FM coverage of the Kabubbu child-authors
KABUBBU CHILD-AUTHORS IN THE NEWS

Uganda: Kabubbu Children Make History as 15 Young Authors Are Unveiled

The story of the Kabubbu young authors continues to reach wider audiences, highlighting the historic unveiling of 15 child-authors and the importance of empowering children to write, publish and share their voices.

Read the News Coverage →
AllAfrica coverage of the Kabubbu child-authors
ALLAFRICA • MARCH 2026

Uganda: Kabubbu Children Make History as 15 Young Authors Are Unveiled

The Kabubbu child-authors’ story reached a wider African audience through AllAfrica, highlighting the unveiling of 15 young published authors and the growing impact of giving children opportunities to read, write, publish and share their voices.

Read on AllAfrica →
New Vision coverage of Kabubbu Community School
NEW VISION • KABUBBU, UGANDA

Kabubbu Community School Gets 1,000 Bibles

Kabubbu Community School received 1,000 Bibles, strengthening access to Scripture and supporting the spiritual formation of children and the wider school community.

This milestone forms part of the wider story of investing in children at Kabubbu—equipping the next generation with opportunities to read, learn, grow in faith and discover their God-given potential.

Read on New Vision →
Watchdog Uganda coverage of Bible donation to Kabubbu community learners
WATCHDOG UGANDA • KABUBBU, UGANDA

GB Trust Donates Bibles to Kabubbu Community Learners to Enhance Biblical Literacy

This news coverage highlights the donation of Bibles to Kabubbu community learners, strengthening biblical literacy and encouraging children to grow in the knowledge of God’s Word.

It reflects the wider vision of nurturing children through reading, faith formation, literacy and wholesome community support so that they may grow in wisdom, character and purpose.

Read on Watchdog Uganda →
PML Daily coverage of picture Bibles for Kabubbu learners
PML DAILY • UGANDA

Learners Receive Picture Bibles to Blend Faith, Literacy and Creativity

This feature highlights an initiative supporting young learners through picture Bibles, bringing together biblical learning, reading and creativity in a format designed to engage children.

The initiative reflects the wider vision of equipping children with resources that can strengthen faith, literacy, imagination and a lifelong culture of reading.

Read on PML Daily →
×