Years of conflict and the Aids crisis in Uganda have left many children destitute and homeless!
We are responding to this need by building a centre for at least 1,000 children.
We started with a 30-acre site, 10 miles west of Kampala.
Our children come from the war-torn northern Uganda and slums of Kampala.
The children are loved and cared for, given an education and equipped in the hope that when they grow up they will go back into the community to work, or go on to university.
The Centre opened in September 2005 and now looks after over 52 children.
More houses are being built to accommodate more children who will be moving in 2007.
In addition, to the children’s homes
- Destiny Academy (Nursery and primary schools to educate the children at the centre and in the near future it will also cater for poor children from the community.
- Guesthouse to accommodate volunteers
- A farm
- Youth Centre in Wakiso town to cater the various developmental needs of the youth in the community.
- Carpentry workshop and different schemes to teach the children, youth in the community and help in self-sustainability
Periodical activities
- Children’s’ Camp (Jan & Feb)
- Children Camp (Summer Camp)
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