The future of Uganda, Africa, lies in the training of ethical leaders today. We stress accountability, as this is lacking in our leaders, when people are not held accountable. A good leader can run a successful institution.

Our participants come from all walks of life, different tribes and religions. In July, 120 people attended our 2-day Leadership Conference in Uganda.

Leadership development programs:
Leadership Conferences – focus on strengthening families, marriages, businesses, and nurturing youth
Sports – reaching youth through chess, soccer, basketball
Encouraging Advocacy and Lobbying
Bible Studies – teaching the word of God
Radio Ministry – this is a future goal to reach more people

Only 30% of Ugandan children in our community complete 7th grade.

Since 2005, we have provided scholarships to over 100 students. Many of those children are now grown and actively working and serving in Uganda. They even come back and serve in our programs to help other children receive the support they were given.

In addition to providing scholarships, we opened two schools, serving a total of 160 students, in 2025. We expanded our educational services to include a craft center and vocational scholarships, and partnerships with local universities.

Meet our students - Dancing to "I'm so blessed...I'm a child of God"

Schools, Education Programs and Partners:

Joy Learning Center - K-6th grade

Hope Academy Nsube - K-5th grade

Kwekiri Craft Center - 9 students learning sewing and knitting

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Batambogwe Primary School (Partner) - we provide scholarships for children to attend this public school of 1200 students

Ernest Cook University (Partner) - offers 50% scholarships to our students

Hillsdale College (Partner)- offered 2 scholarships

Kabale University (Partner) - 2 of our students attend medical school

Our goal is to improve access to basic health services. In Uganda, it's uncommon for people to receive preventive care. People typically do not go to see a doctor or healthcare worker unless they have visible symptoms. This is a setup for disaster and preventable deaths.

We encourage annual checkups and have created a Wellness Program of home visits for the elderly to prevent crises.

Our surgical camps that were stopped during COVID were replaced with 2 alumni surgeons working regularly.

Healthcare Programs:

Wellness Program - home visits for the elderly in Uganda

Medical Equipment and Supplies - donations

Opportunities for Visitors:

Short-term Missions - 2-6 weeks

Semester Exchange Program - for college and medical students on clinical rotations

Supporting Healthcare Programs - for example: Surgical Technology, Nurse Anesthesia, Anesthesiology Residency Training in later years.

Unemployment runs rampant in Uganda. More than 50% of young people aged 15-40 are unemployed.

We focus on creating jobs and supporting small business owners. In our school operations, we work hard to pay people promptly. We have 10-12 part-time and full-time employees.

As we start businesses, we intend to become self-sustaining.

Current Businesses:

Kwekiri Craft Center— creating products for our shop in Kampala, Jinja Crafts, and our fundraisers here in America

Library— we just opened a community library, with the future goal of offering services to the community

Shipping of Containers to Uganda— in the process of monetizing

Publishing business together with missionaries Debbie and Steve Nutzmann in Jinja – expecting a profit after 1-2 years

Musita Women Events — plans of becoming a community bank in 5 years

Batambuze and Mwaya Farms — providing employment

Wellness Clinic– Providing employment and care to the most needy

Future Opportunities:

Carpentry workshop – this would allow us to engage boys specifically

Leadership initiatives - Speakers' Bureau, Radio Ministry, Fundraiser Run/Walk Events

Coaching/ Mentoring and Academic Advising business– invite partners to offer this service to students and the community for a small fee