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Welcome to Project Hope Uganda
At Project Hope Uganda, we believe in creating opportunities and transforming lives in the underserved villages of the Bundibugyo, Kabarole, and Kasese Districts in Western Uganda. Founded in 2017 as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Vancouver, Washington, USA, our journey began in 2012. Since then, we have been dedicated to providing basic needs, education, healthcare along with hope and empowerment to those in need. Our mission extends beyond charity; it’s about building sustainable futures. From caring for orphans to supporting young adults through vocational training and microloans, our programs empower individuals to overcome challenges and thrive. With a dedicated team of 35 Ugandan staff members and a US volunteer board of directors, our work touches thousands of lives. Join us as we continue to serve, inspire, and create a brighter future for Uganda.
Your Support Matters
By Joining Our Mission, you help families build homes,start businesses, access healthcare, and send children to school-directly changing lives and strengthening communities, Together, we can create lasting impact and a future filled with hope.
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Our Programs
Transforming Communities Through Compassion and Action At Project Hope Uganda, our diverse programs address the unique challenges faced by Ugandans. Here’s how we’re making an impact:
Orphanage & Vocational Home
Since 2012, we have supported over 100 orphans, providing shelter, food, medical care, and education. In 2016, we expanded by establishing a vocational home to equip older students with skills for independence. Here, they learn trades such as tailoring, welding, hairdressing, motorcycle repair, nursing, and more. This hands-on training and one on one environment help prepare them for a brighter future.
Microloan program
Launched six years ago, our microloan program empowers individuals to start businesses, pay medical bills, pursue education, and even build homes. With over 100 loans funded so far, this initiative fosters entrepreneurship and self-reliance within the community.
Stories of Hope
Through our Stories of Hope program, we provide lifesaving medical care to those in urgent need. From lifesaving surgeries to cancer treatments to supplying medications, we’ve helped save many lives and provided comfort for those at the end of life. One of our proudest stories is that of Mailyn Miracle Lhukogho, who survived against all odds after being abandoned as a newborn and thrown over a cliff to be rescued after 3 days. She is now a thriving part of our family; embodying the resilience and hope we strive to inspire within each person we come across.
Pen pal Program
Since its launch in 2013, our Pen Pal Program has grown into a powerful bridge of love and encouragement between U.S. sponsors
Toddler Programs
Preparing young minds for success, our toddler programs serve over 850 children across seven villages. With 22 dedicated leaders, we teach basic English to help children transition smoothly into school, where lessons are conducted in English yet most have not been exposed to the language. This initiative is vital for setting the foundation for lifelong learning.
Community Health Team
Our team of six community health workers operates in three remote areas, educating students and communities about puberty, HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, family planning, and dispelling harmful medical myths. Recently, we’ve expanded outreach to include sex workers, providing condoms, education, and encouragement to explore alternative livelihoods.
Wellness & Sports Clubs
Promoting physical and emotional well being, our wellness club provides hygiene facilities and soap to schools serving over 1,000 students. We also supply food supplements to orphaned and vocational students on weekends, along with quarterly deworming programs. The sports club gives children access to sports equipment, offering many their first-ever opportunity for hands on play.
Future Development
With generous donations, in September 2024, we purchased land in the village of Kiko in Kabarole district with plans to build a business center. Construction commenced in December 2025 which will provide a workspace and living facilities for vocational graduates, assisting and empowering them to transition into the workforce.Every program we run is funded by our amazing donors, and every penny goes directly to helping those in need. Together, we can make a difference.
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