Follow each news about our children and the efforts that our amazing team in Uganda is doing to improve their quality of life.

In March, a total of 8 drop-in clinics were conducted by the staff at Home of Hope. These are significant opportunities to reach out into the community! Due to the high volume of children coming in from the community and thanks to your support, sta
Family members of disabled children are educated before medications are given out at a recent community-outreach. Basic medication can be hard to come by in Uganda and thanks to your donations, families are better able to care for their children. #d
Happy Earth Day! Life can be very different on the other side of the world! At a recent outreach, families share about their experiences of receiving services from Home of Hope. Community with other families of children with disabilities helps for
During one of the many community outreaches, a mother of a child with cerebral palsy looks on as her child receives free therapy services. #africanchildren #childrenareablessing #specialneeds
At a recent community outreach in Busede, staff for Home of Hope give out medications to treat epilepsy and sickle cell anemia. #disabledchildrenmatter #childrenofuganda #homeofhopeuganda #childrenareablessing
The caregivers at Home of Hope give their all for the children. Here, one of the women demonstrates how a child uses the parallel bars she made for him.
Happy World Health Day! Everyone deserves adequate health care. During one of the community outreaches. Therapists work with a child in the community. Thanks to your support, the lives of children with disabilities are being changed for the better
Home of Hope is changing the way people look at children with disabilities. Stephen, one of the therapists speaks to families and caregivers in the local community.
Happy Easter! "By His wounds, we are healed" (Isaiah 53:5). One day, every broken body will be made whole again. In the meantime, we care and love the broken. Children from Home of Hope are regularly integrated into disability-friendly s
Children are frequently brought to Home of Hope for regular therapy. Here, Joel, one of the therapists provides therapy for a patient while his caregiver looks on.