God’s Grace & Peanut Butter
Today we’re sharing a beautiful story of hope and redemption. It’s the story of a boy named Okello and his father Michael who live in
Category: Uganda
The Importance of Mental Health in Community Transformation
This article was written in collaboration with Tom Jennings. _ We all want to be healthy – in mind, soul, and body. The World Health
You Asked, Uganda’s Country Director Answered
We asked you, our thoughtful and curious community, what questions you had for Children’s HopeChest Uganda Country Director, Joseph Elotu. You asked, and Joseph answered!
Watch 12-Year-Old Anita Give a Tour of Her CarePoint in Uganda!
Have you been curious about what a CarePoint looks like? Watch a 4-minute tour of a CarePoint in Uganda through the eyes of 12-year-old Anita!
Silver’s Story…Continued!
Silver is a young man in Uganda who is brilliantly gifted at electronics. Learn about what he’s been up to over the last 11 years.
Five Exciting Economic Projects in Uganda That are Leading to Individual Independence
CarePoints in Uganda have developed unique and creative economic projects that teach children and their families vocational skills and financial management! Read more about five exciting projects and how they are bringing prosperity to communities!
Restoring Hope For a Mother After an LRA Attack
How do you find hope again after the sudden death of your spouse? This is a question that many people in the Teso region of Uganda faced after attacks from the Lord’s Resistance Army in the early 2000s. Today, we are highlighting the remarkable story of Christine*, a mother who experienced deep loss in her family and community.
“From Grass to Grace:” A single mom’s story of entrepreneurial transformation
Meet Resta, a determined and hard-working single mom in Uganda who has an entrepreneurial spirit. Hear how her local CarePoint came alongside her and provided unique opportunities for her to express her talents and work hard for her family.
The Emotional Impact of Agricultural Programs in Uganda
Today we are illustrating the emotional impact of agricultural programs through three stories in Uganda. The nutritional impact is often the main purpose of agricultural initiatives, but the emotional impact is also monumental and helps to move people closer to self-sustainability!
Annet, a Selfless Single-Mother of 6 Is a Blessing to Nabukalu CarePoint
In preparation of celebrating Mother’s Day tomorrow, we’d like to share the story of Annet, a selfless, single-mother of six.
Learn how Annet fed children at Nabukalu CarePoint for a month with her own resources, how her daughter’s mysterious illness led her to embrace God, how she has succeeded in her work in agriculture, and how she is a valuable resource to the Nabukalu community!
