We tested various diseases, provided medicine and treatment to various patients.
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Launching Daughters and Widows of Hope Ministry
We identified 50 vulnerable girls to support in various school requirements. Of those selected, we paid school fees for 38 beneficiaries.
OUR LOVED ONES
Hello Friends , Here we are!
Love with Hope
Hello Friends , we are on a campaign to raise some money to buy this piece of land , just behind our school, this will a great space for expansion and children’s play ground, we dearly request for your support , Small small makes a bundle, God bless
Every contribution, big or small, will bring us closer to our goal. We are grateful for your consideration and look forward to your response.
Thank you for your support
- HOW TO SUPPORT US! You can make use of Bank Account
- Bank: Bank of Africa
- Name: Daughters and widows of Hope Ministries
- Account Number: 09405380007
- Swift code : AFRIUGKA
- Mobile Money
- MTN: +256782095538
- AIRTEL: +256758310998
- Mobile Money Names: JEAN NAKIYINGI MURUGAYO
Jean peace
+256782095538
+256758310998
Daughter’s and Widows of Hope Ministries
CALL FOR SUPPORT FOR KALABUSI ROGERS
A Welcome Burden 🙏
We are delighted to share with you the story of Kabalasi Rogers, a young man of 15, who recently visited our camp. Like all our cherished visitors, we were thrilled to welcome him, but his visit was not just a passing one. He came with a deeper purpose — to inquire about a chance to study with us, for free.
Kabalasi had heard that we help orphans, and with great humility, he approached us, hoping for an opportunity to pursue his education. I am pleased to announce that we have admitted him into our program, with the belief that together, we can bring light and encouragement into his life.
Kabalasi is an orphan, born with the challenging condition of sickle cell anemia. His health is fragile, requiring regular medication and often forcing him into long periods of illness. This has unfortunately hindered his educational progress, often leaving him bedridden. Despite these challenges, his desire to study remains unwavering.
At 15, Kabalasi should be entering secondary school, but after speaking with him, we found that he is currently at a Primary 2 level. Nevertheless, he embraced this opportunity with joy and has joined the class with an open heart.
Our goal is to make Kabalasi feel at home here, surrounded by compassionate teachers and a supportive community. We hope that in time, he will find strength and resilience to face the hardships of life with hope and determination.
We humbly reach out to you, our extended community, to ask for your support. If you have the means to bring light, encouragement, or hope into Kabalasi’s life, we would be deeply grateful.
Thank you for considering being a beacon of hope for this young soul.
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DAUGHTER’S AND WIDOWS OF HOPE MINISTRIES.
CALL FOR SUPPORT FOR BABY GERALD
DEAR KINDLY SUPPORT GERALD
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The boy struggles with a lost childhood
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It’s heart-wrenching to see Gerald hustling at hard labour to make ends meet.
He’s willing to start school if an opportunity comes his way.
His reality is that to have the basics of life, he has to work painfully as a child labourer to support his mother and young sisters.
An orphan , with fatherly responsibilities before making it 12.
With a total lack of education , his future is in jeopardy, and your generous friendship can make it happen on his behalf.
Let us know how you can help Gerald
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CEO Jean Peace Murugayo
JEAN +256782095538
CALL FOR SUPPORT
Meet 8 years old Emmanuel Ssempala, a destitute who lives in a small rural village of bukanobe , Kitukiro parish buyende.
His story is heartbreaking
and his face wears a look that tells it all.
Sadness and longing describe this young soul .
At years, he has never been to class in spite of his eagerness to learn.
His story is
tragic, filled, his late Father Ssemwanga Emmanuel was a native muganda who as a sojourner came to buyende to hustle on the shores of lake Kyoga
Fate would arrive soon, his boat capsized, and he tragically lost his life .
At the time, ssempa’s mother, a girlfriend Ssemwanga, was heavily pregnant carring ssempa.
She gave birth a few days after the demise of the hubby.
Ssempa has never witnessed the blessing of a father, and misfortune would follow soon as his mother, too, died tragically in a motorcycle accident, leaving behind a 2 years old Ssempa.
With the absence of both parents,Ssempa hasn’t had the opportunity to attend school and is desperately seeking help to share camaraderie of school friendships and that sense of accomplishment that comes with attending school.
Every morning, he comes to attend class at our newly opened school, DA HOPE NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
With a tin of leftover foods , he hopes and feels if a charitable chance comes his way, maybe and just maybe, chance at a better life, His face carries the weight of his appalling reality that seem to stiffle the lively spirit within.
At 8, he feels it’s not late , he still possesses a chance , and the blessing of hope sustains him .
The transformational power of generosity and kindness can meet him at his point of need to escape his misfortune and have a chance to unlock his potential through education.
Through a sponsorship or donation, you can help Ssempa glimpse at the stars of triumph and
victory.
Help us at Daughter’s and widows of Hope ministries to provide this much needed education to the under prevailledged children and give a chance to many to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future.
It’s a call to Action.
Call that contact number
+256772196435,JACOB
+256782095538 ,JEAN
and let us know how you can help Ssempa.
JACOB SSEMUWULU IS A FREELANCER WRITTER.
Da Hope Nursery and Primary School
Da Hope Nursery and Primary school was launched in January 2025, the organization found it important and more affordable to start the school and empower the vulnerable children in Buyende district, the school is located Kitukilo Trading Centre, Buyende district, Busoga region, Easter Uganda, Uganda, Africa, you can contact us on +256782095538
Empowering Change: A Recap of the Transformative Charity Festival in Buyende District
Summary Report: Charity Festival in Buyende District (November 21st – 24th, 2024)
The Charity Festival, organized by Daughters and Widows of Hope Ministries, took place in Buyende District from November 21st to 24th, 2024, under the theme “Elevating Girls’ Voices for Sustainable Development.” The event was attended by over 15,000 individuals and was a significant step towards advancing social justice, health, and empowerment within the community. The festival provided essential services and resources, promoted awareness on key social issues, and fostered community solidarity. Below is a detailed summary of the festival’s outcomes and impact, based on the various activities undertaken.
1. Medical Camp
The medical camp served as a vital intervention, providing healthcare services to the local population. Despite some challenges related to resources, the camp offered crucial screenings and medical support.
- Total number of individuals served: 3,600
- Key medical screenings:
- Malaria: 1,200 screenings
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): 600 cases
- Respiratory conditions: 500 cases
- Skin infections: 400 cases
- Diabetes: 250 screenings
- Hypertension: 450 screenings
- HIV testing: 300 tests
- Cancer care: 1 individual received palliative care
- Challenges:
- High demand for mosquito nets, which were unavailable
- Insufficient medicines and no provision of dental services
- No cancer screenings
2. Legal Clinic
The Legal Clinic, facilitated by the Women’s Probational Initiative (WPI), provided critical legal support and empowerment to women and girls, particularly in cases involving sexual and gender-based violence.
- Total number of beneficiaries: 450 women and girls
- Services provided:
- Legal consultations and representation for cases related to sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV)
- Support in accessing justice for vulnerable women and girls
- Impact: Enhanced awareness of legal rights and provided access to justice for marginalized individuals
3. Bike Competition
The Bike Competition was a highlight of the festival, promoting physical wellness and raising awareness about healthy living.
- Total participants: 250
- Audience: Over 3,000 spectators
- Top 6 winners received cash prizes
- Impact: Fostered community engagement in health and wellness, while also serving as an opportunity to share messages of unity and resilience
4. Football Competition
The Football Competition provided an opportunity for youth to engage in physical activity and fostered healthy competition within the district.
- Total participants: 300 youth
- Audience: Approximately 2,500 community members
- Winners received prizes, including sports equipment and cash awards
- Impact: Promoted teamwork, unity, and positive engagement among young people in the community
5. Music, Dance, and Drama
The Music, Dance, and Drama performances were an integral part of the festival, providing both education and entertainment, and supporting the festival’s overarching theme of girls’ empowerment and sustainable development.
- Total performances: 15 performances
- Total audience reached: Over 5,000 attendees
- Impact: Raised awareness about the empowerment of girls, gender equality, and community development through edutainment
6. Spiritual Support
Spiritual support was provided through prayers and gospel performances, offering emotional and spiritual upliftment to festival attendees.
- Total attendees: 4,000
- Number of spiritual sessions: 12 sessions
- Impact: Strengthened community bonds and provided emotional support, fostering a sense of unity and hope
7. Film Screening
Educational films were screened during the festival, focusing on themes of girls’ empowerment and sustainable development.
- Total films screened: 6 films
- Audience reached: 2,500 people
- Impact: Provided a platform for learning and reflection, furthering the festival’s mission to raise awareness about key social issues
8. Gift Donations
Generous donations from Hands of Mercy, led by Ronald Muhangi, and G24 Radio UK significantly contributed to the welfare of the community.
- Total donations received:
- Shoes (children): 100 pairs
- Clothes (children): 100 sets
- Clothes (men): 50 sets
- Shoes (men): 50 pairs
- Shoes & clothes (women): 80 sets
- Mattresses: 35
- Soap: 100 bars
- Sugar: 100 kg
- Bread: 200 loaves
- Pads: 50 packs
- Bibles: 30
- Dolls & toys: 50
- Total number of beneficiaries: Over 1,500 individuals
- Impact: Provided essential resources to the most vulnerable members of the community, including widows, orphans, and children, improving their quality of life
Conclusion
The Charity Festival in Buyende District successfully brought together over 15,000 individuals, providing vital services across sectors such as health, legal support, education, and spiritual care. Through a series of targeted activities, the festival contributed to the empowerment of girls, sustainable development, and community cohesion.
While the event faced certain challenges, including limited resources, it effectively achieved its goals of raising awareness, offering practical support, and fostering collaboration among local stakeholders.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our sponsors, volunteers, and donors for their invaluable contributions. Their support made a tangible impact on the lives of over 15,000 individuals.
We remain committed to expanding our reach and improving our services in future years, ensuring that our efforts continue to positively impact the lives of vulnerable populations in Buyende District and beyond.
Daughters and Widows of Hope Ministries
November 2024
Partnership with Second ChanceFoundation: Empowering Children and Building Futures
We have some really great news to share with you all! On August 6, 4, the Second Chance Foundation visited our campus and we are so happy to tell you that they will be sponsoring 70 children from our community. They are also going to help widows by teaching them business skills and giving them money to start their own businesses.
We also have some exciting plans for the future. We have expanded our land and we are going to build a new nursery and primary school called Da Hope Nursery & Primary School. We believe this will make a big difference in many people’s lives.
Some highlights
The visit from the Second Chance Foundation was amazing for us all. The children were so happy about getting their education sponsored, which will help them have a better future. The widows in our community are also excited about learning new skills.
The support from the Second Chance Foundation is making a big difference for us. We are really grateful for their help and we are looking forward to seeing the positive impact on everyone in our community.
With faith as our guide, there is no limit to what we can achieve together! Thank you again to the Second Chance Foundation for their incredible support. Let us keep spreading hope and changing lives!
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