Aid workers say USAID cuts are putting the lives of children with HIV at risk

Ms. Mary, pictured in the yellow dress, serves food to children. Patrick Ssenyondo/Light the Future Foundation

Nearly 200 children live in a hillside village on the border of Kampala, Uganda. They are given food, shelter and an education at the Light the Future Foundation , a school and orphanage founded by Patrick Ssenyondo.

The organization provides critical care for HIV-positive children who have been left by their parents in the east African country.

"Most of the children here lost their parents, and those that have them, they can't take care of them," Ssenyondo told ABC News. "They can't pay their tuition, they cannot pay for their medication, they can't pay for food."

The children, who are facing the unimaginable, now have another blockade to survival.

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