Isaac grew up in the zero income village of Bwera in Kasese district in Western Uganda. He is 32 years old and him and Nelly(our fort portal vocational home matron) have a daughter, Reward (6) and a son Award(9) and also an adopted daughter Mailyn(3). Because of extreme poverty during his childhood, he is the only child out of seven in his family who has been able to complete college/university. Growing up, his parents could hardly afford even a single meal a day. They lived under a small grass thatched house with very limited access to basic needs. Isaac is a self starter and was able to earn school fees at a young age by making bricks from mud, working in the neighbor’s fields, providing general labor at construction sites and picking coffee and cotton from trees. The same struggles happened throughout college, but even with the hurdles, he was able to make it. He credits the Lord and also support from two important gentlemen in his life. Given the hardships he went through during schooling, he made a promise to God to help the vulnerable and the needy as the only way to thank the Almighty for allowing him to succeed. He earned his diploma in accountancy from Liberty College of Management, upgraded with Bachelor of Business Administration(BBA,Accounting) from Bugema University and is currently a graduate of Master of Business Administration(MBA) from Mountains of the moon in Fort Portal. In 2013, he was offered a job as an accountant at Three Angels High School in Ntandi where Project Hope Uganda operates their orphanage. Little did he know God was drawing him nearer to his dream. In 2017, he began employment with PHU as director at Fort Portal Vocational Home where he worked with our older children. Isaac is now our PHU Ugandan Director/Overseer and is so passionate about helping our orphan children. He hopes and plans to start a project in future which will focus on helping the underprivileged in his home village to pursue their dreams. PHU is blessed to have him as part of our organization.