On May 12, 2019, Was our first Outreach and we visited the Wabigalo Railway Slum in Makindye, where we focused on supporting mothers and their children. Although we were able to reach only ten families, we were able to provide them with essential items such as Jerricans, food, and clothing. Additionally, we offered counseling services to help them cope with their challenges. This outreach event marked the beginning of our journey to make a difference in the lives of those in need.
In June 2021, we conducted an outreach in Luwero Wanfufu, where we encountered a heart-wrenching situation – a single mother with (5) five children, abandoned by her husband during the lockdown. Determined to make a difference, we provided the family with essential items such as clothes, shoes, food, Jerricans, and beddings. But most remarkably, one of our volunteers @~Mark Jonathan Ajuna offered the mother a job opportunity, which marked a turning point in their lives. This act of kindness brought about a forever change, empowering the mother to become self-sufficient and break free from the cycle of begging for food, giving her and her children a newfound sense of hope and dignity.
December 2023 Our team visited the Mulago Children’s Ward Cancer department, where we focused on supporting young cancer patients and their parents. We reached out to 100 patients, providing essential items such as baby diapers (Pampers), buckets, little Jerricans, instant porridge, toiletries, and sugar. But beyond physical support, we offered emotional encouragement and prayed with them, urging them to stay strong in their fight against cancer. Respecting their privacy, we refrained from taking photos of the patients. Instead, we left behind smiles on the faces of these brave children, bringing hope and joy to their challenging journey.
ON BOXING DAY 2023 Our team visited Naguru Hospital, where we focused on supporting newborn babies, mothers, and emergency patients who were without attendants. We reached out to 100 patients, providing essential items such as baby diapers (Pampers), bread, buckets, little Jerricans, instant porridge, toiletries, and sugar. We also offered emotional support, praying with them and bringing comfort to their challenging situations. Respecting their privacy, we refrained from taking photos of the patients.
On December 1, 2019, our team visited the Soweto Namuwongo slum, where we targeted a diverse group of vulnerable individuals, including elderly men and women, single parents, and drug addicts. We successfully reached out to 50 families, providing them with essential items such as sugar, salt, home care products, posho, and beans. Notably, we also accessed areas where drug addicts congregate and conducted awareness sessions on the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse, aiming to inspire positive change in their lives.
On December 26, 2019, we visited the Mulago Cancer Institute, a government hospital, to show support and care for cancer patients and the dedicated doctors who treat them. We reached out to 100 patients, providing each with a bucket containing essential items such as a little Jerrican, instant porridge, toiletries, and sugar. But more than just physical support, we offered emotional encouragement and prayed with them, urging them to stay strong in their fight against cancer. Respecting their privacy, we refrained from taking photos of the patients, focusing instead on bringing hope and comfort to their lives.
On December 26, 2020, amidst the COVID-19 lockdown, our team bravely ventured into the Katanga Wandegeya slums to reach out to some of the most vulnerable individuals, including prostitutes, single mothers, street children, and orphans. This outreach was particularly challenging due to the pandemic, but we were determined to make a difference. We provided counseling, listened to their heart-wrenching stories, and offered support to those living with HIV, a harsh reality for many in this community due to prostitution. Despite the difficulties, we managed to reach over 100 individuals, providing them with essential items like clothes, posho, rice, beans, soap, basins, and most importantly, prayers and words of encouragement.
On December 26, 2021, our team visited Mukono Kikoza in Wakiso, where we encountered a stark contrast – widows residing in beautiful homes, yet struggling with empty stomachs. We also met grandparents shouldering the responsibility of caring for their grandchildren, and disabled elderly individuals abandoned by their children. Despite these challenging circumstances, we were able to bring hope and joy to 100 families, providing them with essential support. We also had the privilege of holding a church service with the community in one of the local worship centers, offering comfort, and creating memories of joy in the midst of hardship. Our outreach aimed to remind them that they are not forgotten, and that love and care can bring light into even the darkest of situations
On June 3rd, 2022, we celebrated a special day with the vibrant children of Vine of Ages Children’s Center in Bugiri Busowa. We organized an exciting array of activities, including games, sports, music, dance, and drama, which brought immense joy to their faces. To make the day even more memorable, we prepared a delicious meal for them. Additionally, we donated essential items such as clothes, soap, shoes, cups, and plates to over 160 children, who eagerly carried these gifts back to their parents. This heartwarming experience not only brought happiness to the children but also supported their families with vital necessities.
On December 26, 2022, our team visited Kaitabawala in Jinja, a community with a poignant name that translates to “a place where many girls die” in the local language. We were met with a mix of disabled elderly individuals and single mothers, who warmly welcomed us. In response to their request, we held a heartfelt prayer session, offering words of encouragement and hope to a community that has faced significant loss. We also provided essential items to 200 families, ensuring they had basic necessities. Furthermore, we prepared a nourishing meal for all the children in the community, bringing joy and comfort to their young faces. Our outreach aimed to bring solace, support, and love to this community.
In June 2023, our team ventured into the rural community of Nazigo in Kayunga district, where we encountered a scattered population with a high proportion of elderly residents. Despite the geographical challenges, we successfully reached out to over 200 individuals, including elderly citizens, mothers, and their children. In collaboration with a local community church, we held a powerful deliverance service, bringing spiritual nourishment and hope to the community. This outreach effort aimed to bridge the physical and emotional gaps faced by this isolated community, providing support, comfort, and connection to those who need it most.
In June 2024, we conducted a successful outreach program at Nakivale Refugee Camp, impacting lives in both the Base Camp and Sub-Base Camp. The Sub-Base Camp, a reception center for new arrivals awaiting registration, medical screening, and land allocation, faces unique challenges due to limited resources. Our team provided vital support through skilling programs, legal education, cooking, and clothing distribution, bringing hope and joy to these vulnerable individuals. Together, we served with compassion and kindness, grateful for the opportunity to make a difference in their lives.
In December 2024, we visited Voaco Children’s Center in Eastern Uganda, sharing a meal and educational stories with over 200 children. We created awareness on important issues and distributed essential items, including clothes, sanitary pads, drinking bottles, pens, pencils, books, shoes, and basins. This visit aimed to support and empower these young minds, bringing joy and hope to their lives.
In June 2025, Pendo Heals Foundation conducted a Prayer Outreach Program in Kisenyi Muzana Zone, targeting street children. Our mission was to ensure these vulnerable individuals feel seen, heard, and loved. We shared meals of chapati, beans, and kakomando, along with refreshing beverages like sodas and munanansi. By providing food instead of cash, we prioritized their well-being and safety, recognizing that some struggle with addiction. Through prayer and words of encouragement, we fostered community wellness and unity, reminding them to look out for one another and be each other’s keeper, bringing hope, joy, and togetherness to their lives.
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