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Hope Center rescues vulnerable children, gives them a safe place to live, with the ultimate goal of reuniting the child with a loving family member. Our goal is to meet all the needs of the child, putting them on a path forward that allows for a healthy and full life.
Your donation helps us provide food, clothing, medical care and a safe place for each child to call home.
Your donation also supports our efforts to provide the children with an education. Any support helps bridge the gap in our ability to care for the child with our staff and the educational opportunities each child has by attending school. School fees are an additional cost. As each child grows, our goal is to be able to provide them with the ability to go to school.
Check out the stories of some of our children at the Hope Center and donate today to make a lasting impact in their lives.
Baby Gift
Birthday: April 14, 2021
Baby Gift was brought to the center just 1 day after being born from a neighboring district that does not have a baby home. We will care for her until a family member can be reached and assessed for care.
Noelina
Birthday: December 25, 2019
Noelina's mother is currently unable to provide for her needs and her father has recently died from HIV/AIDS. Because of her family's poverty, Noelina has been undernourished and her development has started to slow. At 13 months old she only weighs just 11 pounds. She is on preventative medicine for HIV, and despite the fact that both parents tested positive for HIV, she appears to be HIV negative. Please pray for her and her continued negative HIV status.
Emmanuel
Meet Baby Emmanuel! He was referred to us by the Mityana District Probation Officer. His mother is mentally ill and unable to take care of him or his 2 siblings. His two siblings, Victor & Blessing, left the center last year to live with a family member. He is doing well and we hope to reunite him with this brother and sister.
Tendo
Birthday: January 9, 2019
Trust Tendo arrived at the Hope Center without a name. He was abandoned by unknown people behind a toilet in a rubbish pit in a village in the Mityana District. A good Samaritan woman heard the baby crying and brought the child to the police. Tendo was found to have infections but tested negative for HIV.
Joseph
Birthday: August 16, 2018
Joseph and his twin Matthew were brought to the Hope Center after 100% Hope (another Ugandan Orphanage) closed its doors. They were taken to the orphanage after being removed from their home because of neglect. Their dad left their mother to be their sole caretaker and she was unable to properly care for the boys and she would leave them unattended to find food and necessities. They have found shelter and love at the Hope Center and are thriving.
Ochan
Birthday: June 16, 2018
Ochan was brought to the Hope Center at 2 and a half years old. His mom went to the hospital with him after falling ill. A social service worker at the hospital noticed the poor condition of the child and notified the probation officer. That officer then contacted the Hope Center about finding him care.
Matthew
Birthday: August 16, 2018
Joseph and his twin Matthew were brought to the Hope Center after 100% Hope (another Ugandan Orphanage) closed its doors. They were taken to the orphanage after being removed from their home because of neglect. Their dad left their mother to be their sole caretaker and she was unable to properly care for the boys and she would leave them unattended to find food and necessities. They have found shelter and love at the Hope Center and are thriving.
Timothy
Birthday: April 14, 2019
Timothy's mother abandoned him and he ended up staying with his Aunt who abused him in many ways. She was keeping Timothy confined to the house and wouldn't let him play with other children in the neighborhood. She was physically abusing him and denying him food. When he came to the Hope Center, he had several broken bones and was malnourished. We were able to get him medical help, he has healed and his health has been restored.
Emma
Birthday: December 24, 2018
Emma came to the Hope Center after his very young mother was no longer able to care or provide for him. The child’s father is nowhere to be found but the Hope Center staff have jumped in to provide care and love. Emma was brought to the Hope Center when he was about one year old and is thriving in this environment until he can be reunited with family members or someone who will adopt him.
Zachariah
Birthday: April 24, 2016
Despite being abandoned with a mental retardation; Zachariah is a smart and lovable child. When Zachariah arrived at the Hope Center, at the age of one, he was extremely malnourished and was the size of a four-month-old. Since arriving he has thrived both in his health and his physical abilities. Zachariah is now 9 years old. He is enrolled in a school for education and occupational therapies. He loves singing and dancing!
Brian
Birthday: March 29, 2019
Brian and his twin sister Barbra were brought to the Hope Center by their mother who was living in extreme poverty. Their father had passed away, leaving their mother to make a crucial decision for her two young children and their well being. At the age of 4 months she gave them hope and a new home.
Barbra
Birthday: March 29, 2019
Barbra and her twin brother Brian were brought to the Hope Center by their mother who was living in extreme poverty. Their father had passed away, leaving their mother to make a crucial decision for her two young children and their well being. At the age of 4 months she gave them hope and a new home.