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Rescuing. Restoring. Raising Disciples.

About Hope for Orphans Uganda (HOU)

Hope for Orphans Uganda (HOU) is a Christian, faith-driven organization dedicated to supporting Uganda’s most vulnerable children and youth. We provide holistic care—including shelter, education, medical attention, and spiritual nurturing—grounded in the love and teachings of Jesus Christ.

Founded on principles of love, compassion, and servant leadership, we are committed to transforming lives, restoring hope, and building strong, Christ-centered communities. We believe that every child deserves not only to survive, but to thrive in a loving family environment.

We are a registered NGO in Uganda (Reg. No. S. 5914/4759) and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the United States (E.I.D. 81-5167717).

Guided by Faith, Driven by Love

Our daily work flows from the heart of God’s call to “care for orphans and widows in their distress” (James 1:27). With every meal served, every lesson taught, and every prayer lifted, we strive to reflect the grace and compassion of Christ. From our school and medical clinic to our discipleship programs and home life, faith is not just an addition—it is the foundation.

Founder's Story

Hope for Orphans Uganda was found by Teddy Namugenyi. Teddy was born in Uganda in 1988 to a single mother who struggled to raise Teddy and her four other children. At age four Teddy was given to her father’s custody, but was rejected and abused by her step mother and ignored by her father for several years before returning to her mother.

Mission

To feed, clothe, shelter, and educate these children. We equip them with life skills and leadership development to transition into adulthood and become leaders in their communities. We provide a sense of belonging and community through creating a loving family environment.

Vision

That every child we serve would know Christ and make Him known, leading to transformed lives, restored relationships, and changed communities.

Core Values

We patronize love, Compassion, and care for children, often guided by biblical  principals. We strive to provide a loving environment ,fostering their physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing, while honoring Christ and building strong relationship.

Love, Compassion, and Care

Guided by biblical principles, we foster the emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of every child.

Servant Leadership

We lead by serving with humility, putting the needs of the children first.

Faith and Discipleship

We model Christ-like living through daily practices like prayer, scripture, and service.

Holistic Development

We care for the whole child—spirit, mind, and body.

Founder's Story

Hope for Orphans Uganda was found by Teddy Namugenyi. Teddy was born in Uganda in 1988 to a single mother who struggled to raise Teddy and her four other children. At age four Teddy was given to her father’s custody, but was rejected and abused by her step mother and ignored by her father for several years before returning to her mother. At that point her father disowned her. Teddy lived with her mother who led her to faith in God until her mother died of AIDS when she was 10. Teddy was effectively an orphan but the Lord sent a “good Samaritan” in the form of a relative to care for her. He raised her to adulthood and provided her with the best possible education up till Makerere University in Kampala where she completed a BA in social work. It was during that time that Teddy’s eyes were opened to the struggles and deprivations of many in her community, especially vulnerable young children who were orphaned and abandoned. Her heart was moved with compassion for these needy children and she realized that her own early experiences had sensitized her and prepared her to reach out to care for them. She had felt the pain, dread, fear and deprivation that she saw in their eyes.

After her graduation in 2010, Teddy felt God’s calling on her life was to care full-time for these orphans. He led her to a property in Luweero, outside of Kampala that was available to rent. She began visiting children who were in need – in villages, on the streets of Kampala, and referred to her by pastors. Thus her work began as she took in these vulnerable ones to save them from misery and hunger.

Currently, HOU provides a home and education for 62 children ranging in age from 6 to 16 years. Over the years the Lord has provided funds to purchase the property Teddy began by renting, and to install many upgrades: latrines, solar-powered lights, a perimeter fence, a second building to increase dormitory space, a well and seven acres of adjacent land. He has provided for the nurture and education of these children for many years. He has demonstrated that there is hope for orphans!!