Hopeful Children's Ministries
This organisation is located in Uganda and it's situated in Mpigi district. We also have offices in Kampala.
The organisation empowers vulerable women and children by availing mothers with skills like; soap making catering, hair dressing, this program runs every after 6 months after that we recruite in new vulnerable women so that they can fend for their families, The organisation also pays school fees for Vulnerable children so that they can be responsible citizens and productive in their country.
Vision
To impact the children in the community with hope that there is a better tomorrow.
Mission
To improve the wellbeing of children in the community by pramoting quality education, practical skills, moral values and integrity in conduct so that each child becomes responsible in all spheres of life.
Our Values
Background
The organisation looks after children who are a result of incest who are seen as misfits in the society, we as an organisation rescue the children and give them a life and hope that their is a better tomorrow. This organisation is based on Christian values.
The organisation looks after the children holistically, give them an education , feeding and impart Christian values in there lives, teaching them the word of God so that their lives can be impacted and also have self esteem.
We as an organisation also empower vulnerable women by availing them skills/Training, like soap making, catering, Hair dressing, Baking, Tailoring, This program runs every after 6 months then the organisation recruits in new vulnerable women to acquire this training so that it helps them to fend for their families.
Strategic Objectives
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To foster quality education to orphans and vulnerable children.
This will entail; raising sponsorship of funds for children,
improving learing environments, literacy and numeracy, and
provision of scholastic materials etc.
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To provide health care to vulnerable children and orphans. It
shall involve; encouraging and promoting infant and maternal
heaith services,malaria prevention, immunization exercises in
communities and advancing medical treatment to children.
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To enhance the spirituality of children and the youth in our area
of operation. This shall relate to; promoting and engaging child
evangelism,encouraging Sunday School outreach to evangelical
churches, soliciting and deliver Sunday School utilities to
various churches, training Sunday School and youth teachers.
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To improve on socio-community development through; engaging the
community on sanitation and primary health care basics,
sensitizing the community in matters germane to protecting local
water sources raising and funds for improvement of safe water
sources like; boreholas, encouraging and promoting the spirit of
community responsibility, promoting the use of solar energy in the
communities.
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To improve on the community economic development. This will
involve; training the communities in vocation and trade
skills,sensitization of the communiry on modern farming methods,
providing improved seed to small scale farmers, reducing literacy
levels through volunteering adult education to the communities.
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To aid local church leaders to improve on the quality of their
ministries through; seminars and conferences for pastors and other
church leaders.encouraging churches into getting inolved in
community activities. Promoting women development.
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This will involve;advocating against out-fashioned traditions and
other cultural supersttious practices which tend to dwindle women
emancipation in our communities, extending medical treatment and
counseling to pregnant women and engage in the training of both
child and mother.
SEWING EMPOWERMENT: EVERY STITCH TELLS A STORY
The essence of how the act of sewing goes beyond mere craftsmanship to become a powerful symbol of personal and collective strength. Each stitch made on the sewing machine represents more than just the creation of a garment; it embodies the resilience, creativity, and determination of women who use their skills to shape their own destinies. This title highlights the narrative woven into every piece of fabric, illustrating how the process of sewing can be a profound expression of empowerment, self-expression, and the rich stories of women who transform their dreams into reality with each meticulous stitch.
STITCHING DREAMS: EMPOWERING WOMEN ONE SEAM AT A TIME
Sitting down at a sewing machine may seem like a simple act, but for many women, it represents so much more than just creating garments. Sewing has long been associated with femininity and domesticity, but as women have gained more equality and autonomy in society, sewing has become a symbol of empowerment. When a woman sits down at a sewing machine, she is not only creating something with her own hands, but she is also asserting her independence and creativity. She is taking control of her own style and identity, using fabric and thread to express herself in ways that go beyond societal expectations. In this way, sewing can be seen as a form of self-empowerment for women, giving them agency over their own image and representation.
REASONS WHY WE SHOULD ALL CARE MORE
Caring more about women’s empowerment through teaching sewing with machines is essential because it equips women with valuable skills that foster independence and self-sufficiency. Sewing is not just a practical skill but also a gateway to economic opportunities, enabling women to create and sell their own products, thus contributing to their financial stability and entrepreneurial aspirations. Beyond economic benefits, learning to sew can boost self-esteem, creativity, and a sense of accomplishment, helping women gain confidence and a stronger voice in their communities. By investing in sewing education, we support the broader goal of gender equality, offering women a tangible tool for personal and professional growth, and ultimately contributing to a more inclusive and empowered society. Engaging in such initiatives also helps challenge stereotypes and promotes a more nuanced understanding of women’s roles in various sectors. Ultimately, supporting sewing education for women is an investment in a more equitable and vibrant community where everyone benefits from the diverse talents and perspectives women bring.
EMPOWERED BY CRAFT: WOMEN SHAPING THEIR FUTURES
This encapsulates the transformative power of craftsmanship in empowering women to take control of their own destinies. It highlights how engaging in craft activities, such as sewing, serves as a catalyst for personal and professional growth. Through mastering their craft, women gain not only practical skills but also the confidence and autonomy to forge their own paths and influence their communities. This title underscores the profound impact of creative expression as a means of self-empowerment, demonstrating how women can leverage their talents to create opportunities, build enterprises, and inspire change. By embracing their craft, women are not only shaping their own futures but also contributing to a broader narrative of empowerment and resilience.
THREADS OF EMPOWERMENT: WEAVING STRENGTH AND SUCCESS
This vividly illustrates how the act of weaving—both literally and metaphorically—serves as a powerful tool for women to build their own strength and achieve success. Each thread in this context represents the skills, experiences, and aspirations that women intertwine to create a robust fabric of empowerment. By engaging in the craft of sewing or other forms of textile work, women not only develop technical abilities but also gain a sense of agency and accomplishment that fuels their confidence and ambition. This title emphasizes how the meticulous process of weaving becomes a symbol of perseverance and self-determination, demonstrating that through the careful and deliberate integration of their talents and efforts, women can construct a tapestry of personal and professional success.
Together, each achieves more
Our Team
Lukwago Ronald
Director Hopeful Children's Ministries
SEKIZIVU MUSA
TEAM LEADER FINANCE
Kisakye Susan Nalongo
Team leader welfare/ women empowerment programs
Kyosabile Agnes
Team leader social work Department
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