Our ministry in Uganda works with local leaders to put an end to generational poverty in the lives of the children we serve.
We want abandoned and orphaned children in Uganda to grow up knowing they are loved and wanted because of God’s love for them. We help them understand that there was never a day when they weren’t loved by us and by their Heavenly Father.
818
Total Children Currently Served
97
Local Ministry Staff
43
Jobs Created Through Sustainable Business
Why We Serve in Uganda
Uganda hosts the third largest number of refugees of any country in the world. The country is home to close to 1 million refugees from South Sudan who have fled civil war. Most of these refugees are women and children. Due to the civil and social unrest, children often suffer neglect as well as sexual and physical abuse. Especially in rural areas, as many as 33% of girls are married by age 15, making child marriage and pregnancy all too common.
POPULATION: 45,850,000
CAPITAL: Kampala
LANGUAGE: Swahili, English
RELIGION: Roman Catholic (39.3%), Anglican (32%), Muslim (13.7%), Pentecostal (11.1%), Seventh-day Adventist (1.7%), Baptist/nonreligious (0.5%), Other (1.7%)
Serving Orphans In
Uganda
Our ministry in Uganda works with local leaders to put an end to generational poverty in the lives of the children we serve.
We want abandoned and orphaned children in Uganda to grow up knowing they are loved and wanted because of God’s love for them. We help them understand that there was never a day when they weren’t loved by us and by their Heavenly Father.
818
Total Children Currently Served
97
Local Ministry Staff
43
Jobs Created Through Sustainable Business
Why We Serve in Uganda
Uganda hosts the third largest number of refugees of any country in the world. The country is home to close to 1 million refugees from South Sudan who have fled civil war. Most of these refugees are women and children. Due to the civil and social unrest, children often suffer neglect as well as sexual and physical abuse. Especially in rural areas, as many as 33% of girls are married by age 15, making child marriage and pregnancy all too common.
POPULATION: 45,850,000
CAPITAL: Kampala
LANGUAGE: Swahili, English
RELIGION: Roman Catholic (39.3%), Anglican (32%), Muslim (13.7%), Pentecostal (11.1%), Seventh-day Adventist (1.7%), Baptist/nonreligious (0.5%), Other (1.7%)
What We Strive to Provide to Every Child We Serve
Our belief in God and His grace in our lives energizes us for a specific work. With God’s help, every child we serve will be taught the gospel and how to be followers of Christ, not want for food, shelter, medical care, and clothing, receive a quality education to provide a foundation for their future, and have access to continued love and support while transitioning into adult living.
Key Areas of Ministry in Uganda
Discipleship
We maintain several discipleship groups and opportunities for the boarding students as well as the adults who participate in the ministry. Through discipleship, we cover assurance of salvation, Bible reading plans, helpful Christian books, and other life-changing biblical principles.
Education
Our ministry partners offer quality education based on Christian principles. At school, we provide two meals per day to the poorest, most vulnerable children.
Safe Homes
The Safe House is a boarding school for female students at high risk for sexual abuse. This is a protected and safe environment. Dorm mothers provide supervision and guidance for young girls who have been endangered by early sexual encounters. Pediatric, adolescent, and adult counseling is offered to victims of abuse.
Medical
Through ministry partners in Bukeka, the Suubi Medical Center provides health care to an average of 16,000 patients every year. They treat everything from broken legs to malaria, and much more.
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With God's help, every child we serve will be taught the gospel and how to be followers of Christ, not want for food, shelter, medical care, and clothing, receive a quality education to provide a foundation for their future, and have access to continued love and support while transitioning into adult living
Natasha experienced great sadness before seeking help from our team in Uganda. At the time, she was living with her mother who was ill. […]
Our team in Uganda has known Ruth and Jossy for nearly ten years. Their stories are similar to many of the children we serve […]
By the time Patrick* turned 10 years old, he had been rejected, abandoned, and mistreated by his mother, father, and two aunts. More than […]
When 10-year-old Sarah* came to live at the boarding school in Uganda, she spent the first two months on the sidelines watching the other […]
