We address needs of prisoners & their families,with great attention given to children with a parent in prison through sustainable & compassionate programs
Ellen Eva Ssuubi-Executive Director is attending the Micah 6:8 Foundation East Africa Convening. Today we are having an impactful full day at the Era92 Hub about Telling our Stories, How to build a Personal Brand as a Non-profit, Turn Visibility into Trust, and Partnerships.
The Women Safe Home hosted a meeting for new prospective foster parents, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and understanding to give safe, loving, and stable family-based care to children with parents in prison and other children in need of alternative care.#fostering
Congratulations to Mary Nagujja, one of our beneficiaries, who has graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from Uganda Martyrs University, Nkozi!
Mary’s achievement shows what can happen when a young person is given love, support, and the chance to learn.
A week away from the noise, with new friends, worship, games, and a lot of laughter.
Camp at Wells of Hope is a place where children can just be children: to play, to learn about God’s love, and to know they are seen, valued, and not alone.#throwbackthursday
🇺🇬 Happy 64th Independence Day, Uganda!
Today we celebrate the freedom, resilience, and beauty of the Pearl of Africa. We thank God for His faithfulness to our nation, for the peace we enjoy, and for every Ugandan.
#UgandaIndependenceDay
#WellsOfHope#ForGodAndMyCountry
Happy World Teachers' Day!
To the teachers at Wells of Hope School and teachers everywhere: thank you.
For a child whose parent is in prison, a classroom can be the safest. You teach more than lessons. You give children stability, encouragement, and a reason to dream.
As our candidates prepare for their examinations, we are reminded that God has a purpose for every life. Challenges and obstacles do not determine our destiny. Through faith, prayer, perseverance, and hard work, God can lead us into the future He has prepared for us.
Women often face heavier stigma, because many communities judge them more harshly for breaking the law. Some leave prison with nowhere safe to go, especially if they've been abandoned by family. Women also often have specific health and safety needs that prisons meet poorly.
Bonding with friends during camp is an essential experience for children with a parent in prison. It provides them with the opportunity to relax and participate in activities they love, allowing them to momentarily escape the weight of their parent's incarceration.#Flashbackfrida
We held a meeting with current university students at the WOH Head Office as they prepare to begin a new semester. The meeting aimed to encourage and empower the students as they return to their studies, while also supporting their personal and spiritual growth.
We held a meeting with current university students at the WOH Head Office as they prepare to begin a new semester. The meeting aimed to encourage and empower the students as they return to their studies, while also supporting their personal and spiritual growth.
Literacy goes beyond reading words; it opens doors. Sadly, millions still lack access to this essential right.
Today, let's celebrate reading and writing and acknowledge that each literate person moves closer to a brighter future.
#WorldLiteracyDay#EmpowerThroughEducation
One school-fees donation doesn't just help one child, it stabilizes a whole household, frees up a caregiver's limited income for food or medicine, and sends a signal to a whole community that this family is not forgotten. Generosity ripples further than we often realize.
On Saturday, Wells of Hope staff and alumni celebrated the wedding of our beneficiary, Hellen Augumeniitwe, as she entered into Holy Matrimony.
Congratulations, Hellen! May your marriage be filled with love, joy, and God’s abundant blessings.