Restoring hope.
Building futures.
Ssenvuma Memorial Care Foundation walks with orphans, vulnerable children and their caregivers in Uganda — through school, through illness, through hunger, and into independence.
Theme: Volunteerism spiriting to improve the lives of vulnerable children.
Motto: Transformation of lives. Registered community-based organisation, Uganda.
OVC supported in school
Children living with HIV identified
Local staff
International personnel
Eight programmes, one promise
Holistic support built around the lived reality of vulnerable children and the people raising them.
Psychological & Community Health Support
Counselling, home visits and peer groups that restore hope among orphans, vulnerable children and their caregivers.
Education & Child Sponsorship
School fees, scholastic materials, uniforms and mentoring that keep vulnerable children learning.
Sanitation, Shelter & Water
Safe water points, decent shelter and household sanitation for families living in extreme vulnerability.
HIV/AIDS & Health
Testing, treatment adherence, nutrition and health education for children and youth living with HIV.
Agriculture & Food Security
Kitchen gardens, piggery multiplication and permaculture training that put food on the table year-round.
Economic Strengthening
Village Savings and Loan Associations, grandmother grants and income-generating projects.
Projects delivered and projects ahead
Every project is published with its challenge, its activities and its results.
Education Support 2025/2026
Fees, uniforms, books and mentoring that kept 258 children in class.
Piggery Demonstration & Multiplication
A demonstration piggery that passes breeding stock on to vulnerable families.
Community Library & Research Room
A quiet place to read, study and do research, open to the whole community.
Come as a visitor.
Leave as family.
Ethical volunteering and cultural exchange in Uganda. Two, four or eight weeks living and working alongside the community — accommodation, meals, transfers, orientation and a real project role included.
News from the community
Plans advance for the community hospital
Designs are complete for a facility targeting 1,800 patients a month, and we are now seeking capital partners.
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Grandmothers open their own savings groups
Village Savings and Loan Associations are giving grandmother-headed households credit for school fees, medicine and trade.
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258 children back in class
Our largest education intake yet saw 258 orphans and vulnerable children begin the year with fees paid, uniforms issued and books in hand.
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