Photo: One of our students at the Hope Center School who enjoys her classes and three meals a day thanks to your support of this program. Today we bring you an important update from our Children’s Hope Center School in the slums of Kampala, beginning with the encouraging news that we completed a successful first
Photo: A girl attends physics lab at our rural high school, a chance most rural Ugandan girls would rarely have. The school recently started its 11th year of classes. Today we bring you an update about the history and recent progress of our high school in rural Uganda. The idea for a high school was
Photo: This child in the Katoogo slum colony of Kampala, Uganda, is thankful to receive breakfast and lunch as a Kindergarten student at our Children’s Hope Center. Earlier this month our executive director, Kirby Trapolino, traveled to Uganda to review the programs of Peace Gospel International and our human trafficking response program known as She
Photo: Children at our rural primary school are happy to have uniforms, school supplies, and loving teachers in their remote village near the Kenya border. Previously they had to walk several miles to reach a government school in a neighboring village. Today we bring you an important update from our native team in Uganda. We
Photo: Girls enrolled at the school pose for a photo in one of their new classrooms. We are happy to report that our rural primary school students in Uganda just completed a successful school semester on December 9th. They enjoyed studying math, English, their native language of Bantu, 3 levels of literacy classes, and a
Photo: High school students at our main Uganda campus taking a break from classes. We are happy to report that construction of a new school building on our main Uganda campus, which was phase two of our goal to get our high school fully accredited, has now been completed. Construction ended in late September, just
Photo: These children enjoy singing together during a break from their studies at our Children’s Hope Center school in Kampala, Uganda. We are happy to report that our Children’s Hope Center school in Kampala started a new semester on September 19th. Our slum outreach program is operated by locally empowered leadership in Uganda. In its
Photo: Our students are extremely excited about the new, additional building on campus that will be ready in time to host their upcoming national examinations. We are happy to report that construction of a new school building on our main Uganda campus, which is phase two of our goal to get our high school fully
Photo: Recent floods destroyed most of our school’s desks and benches; we are operating in makeshift facilities during renovations. Our native team operating in the slums of Kampala, Uganda, reports that they are still experiencing unusually heavy rains which began in April, causing severe flooding. The destructive weather has affected our Children’s Hope Center since
Photo: Some of the women enrolled in our crafts program took time out to pose for a group photo on our main campus in rural southeastern Uganda. We are happy to report that 50 women recently graduated from our 6-month ‘She Has Hope’ crafts school where they learned to make handmade necklaces, earrings, paper beads,
