A growing movement of dignity and hope
From a first outreach in Nansana to a national platform honouring mothers, our work has grown through listening, responding and walking with families. This is the journey so far.
Reach that reflects real families
Every number represents a family stronger, a child more hopeful and a mother who knows she is no longer alone.
Every figure here is a family that no longer walks this journey alone - and our reach keeps growing with each outreach.
From outreach to national platform
A clear progression from community outreach, to needs identification, to targeted, evidence-based intervention.
Nansana Outreach
Our first direct community engagement supported mothers with essential household items including diapers, sanitary pads, porridge and other necessities, alongside space to share their journeys and reconnect with hope.
UK Mini Charity Launch
An early diaspora gathering introduced the Foundation's vision, raised awareness and opened fundraising conversations, marking our first step in international visibility.
Kiwatule Christmas Outreach and Medical Camp
Families shared a Christmas meal and received hampers and gifts. Within the same outreach, 91 individuals received medical care and 70 children were registered with NIRA, enabling access to identity and services.
Lyantonde Outreach - Phase 1
Planned for 150 participants, turnout reached 420. Families received Christmas hampers and clothing, and a medical component and needs assessment revealed urgent demand for wheelchairs, assistive devices and therapy services.
Extra Special Parents Brunch - Kiwatule
A safe space for parents and caregivers to share experiences and receive psychosocial support. Many spoke openly about stigma and caregiving, and reported reduced isolation and increased confidence.
Structured UK Support Gathering
Our community-based support model began extending to the United Kingdom, with occupational therapy support and specialist knowledge. For the first time, many mothers expressed that they did not feel alone.
Lyantonde Outreach - Phase 2
In partnership with Special Children's Trust, Mukisa Foundation and Berakhah Medical Centre, 79 individuals were registered and 59 received care, including disability and assistive device assessments, laboratory services and treatment.
Rising Woman Event - Uganda
Our official public launch at Four Points by Sheraton, Kampala honoured mothers with an awards ceremony, an expert panel and a keynote by Ms Celia Dawson OBE, leaving families with knowledge, support and renewed confidence.
The Rising Woman Event
Held at Four Points by Sheraton, Kampala, the Rising Woman Event brought together 135 participants as both a national platform and a deeply transformational moment. Mothers were honoured and celebrated, while an expert panel and a keynote by Ms Celia Dawson OBE equipped families with knowledge, emotional support and renewed confidence.
The change families experience
Beyond the numbers, our work is measured in dignity restored and isolation broken.
Families received practical financial guidance on budgeting, saving and managing the demands of caregiving.
Parents were encouraged to take important steps toward assessment and diagnosis for their children.
A grieving father experienced emotional healing through shared conversation and community.
Mothers, organisations and individuals felt recognised, valued and affirmed through the award ceremony.
Corporate leaders acknowledged the importance of workplace inclusion and support for caregivers.
Many parents reported that they no longer felt alone and continued to draw strength from the community formed.
Moments of transformation
Visual stories from our outreaches, gatherings and national platform.
Be part of the next chapter
Every outreach, gathering and medical camp is made possible by people who choose to stand with families. Your support helps us reach further and walk with more mothers.