https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/14/us/peter-mutabazi-foster-dad-charlotte-cec/index.html
The nervous 11-year-old showed up at Peter Mutabazi's doorstep around 3 a.m., wearing blue pajamas and a gray Batman blanket. Thus began a journey that would lead Mutabazi, a foster dad, to

https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/humankind/2024/05/07/national-foster-care-day-peter-mutabazi-foster-dad-flipper-journey/73581308007/
Mutabazi, who has fostered 41 children, said the toughest part about fostering is the single parenting. "As a male, I always thought I'd be judged as a dad. And most of my kids don't look like me

https://people.com/man-has-fostered-34-children-adopted-1-my-extraordinary-family-7501957
To date, 49-year-old Mutabazi has fostered 34 children and adopted one, and he's not stopping soon. Currently he has six children — including his adopted son Anthony, 17, and foster kids ages 9

https://www.wtvr.com/news/national-news/peter-mutabazi-lived-on-streets-as-a-kid-now-is-foster-dad
Peter Mutabazi with his adopted children: Anthony, 17, Isabella, 8, and Luke, 7. He says: "I can't believe that this once homeless and hopeless person has now created this crazy family filled

https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/family/story/single-dad-adopts-13-year-abandoned-years-earlier-69285077
By Nicole Pelletiere. June 19, 2021, 1:00 am. A 13-year-old boy who was abandoned by his parents has found a forever home. On Nov. 12, Tony Mutabazi was adopted by his foster dad, Peter Mutabazi in Charlotte, North Carolina. Tony had been in the foster care system since the age of 2, and at the age of 4, Tony was adopted by a couple in Oklahoma.

https://abc11.com/nc-foster-dad-peter-mutabazi-single-parent-charlotte/14167594/
Mutabazi recalls a recent incident when Simba peed on the carpet, leaving him sighing in frustration as he cleaned up the mess. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Anthony was watching him.

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Updated: Jun 16, 2022 / 10:07 AM CDT. ( NewsNation) — North Carolina foster dad Peter Mutabazi is being hailed a hero after adopting a 13-year-old boy who was abandoned as a child at the hospital by his adoptive parents. Mutabazi discussed his journey to becoming a foster parent during an appearance on " Morning in America ".

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Anthony Mutabazi is a big brother in a house full of kids. He first entered foster care when he was just a year old. Then, the family that adopted him at 4 years old abandoned Anthony when he was 11.

https://www.focusonthefamily.com/pro-life/foster-care/peter-mutabazi-from-street-kid-to-fostering-kids/
By Peter Mutabazi. March 15, 2023. Share: Find out more about an exceptional, single foster dad. I didn't have a name until I was two years old. During the period when I was born in Uganda, most babies born to poor families weren't given names because they didn't live past their second birthdays. When I did, my mother gave me the name

https://people.com/single-dad-fostered-36-kids-adopts-siblings-exclusive-my-extraordinary-family-7975462
Photo: Peter Mutabazi, a single Black dad who has fostered 36 kids (and previously adopted one!), just adopted two more children, he tells PEOPLE exclusively. After previously adopting 17-year-old

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"Peter Mutabazi shares his story, his childhood hardships, his tenacious spirit, his passion for advocacy with all of us in Now I Am Known. His dedication and commitment to the health of a child is clear but his story shows commitment to any relationship, cheering on anyone he meets (including me, the reader!) so they don't feel alone.

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/meet-foster-dad-opening-home-234000642.html
Mutabazi knew he wanted to created a safe home for children, something he didn't have when he was a child, so he began serving as a foster parent in 2017. Related:

https://www.today.com/parents/foster-dad-opens-his-home-kids-during-pandemic-t229001
Mutabazi knew he wanted to created a safe home for children, something he didn't have when he was a child, so he began serving as a foster parent in 2017. Related Parents

https://www.newsweek.com/im-black-father-white-kids-accused-kidnapping-them-1536198
Peter Mutabazi is an advocate for vulnerable communities and children and the founder of Now I Am Known. He believes every child and young person, especially the forgotten, neglected, or abused

https://www.wxii12.com/article/north-carolina-single-dad-uganda-adopts-two-siblings-fosters-kids/45789660
A forever home together. Mutabazi said he knew how important it was to eliminate possible trauma the kids would face being separated one day in foster care. "So for me, it's been a joy to care

https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/family/single-dad-adopts-2-siblings-after-fostering-36-kids-over-seven-years-i-can-be-their-forever-home/ar-AA1hGQbn
Peter Mutabazi has opened his home and heart to children in foster care for years. Back in 2019, he adopted his now 17-year-old son Anthony Mutabazi and now he is welcoming two more members to his

https://pctechmag.com/2024/06/karaas-mutabazi-debunks-misconceptions-about-electric-vehicles/
Power and performance. As for power and performance, Mutabazi also addresses the myth that EVs are slow and lack power. "You'll find that someone will buy an electric car, for range, they want

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