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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN THE MAKING

What God has grown through a generation of walking together.

Since 2000, we’ve walked with Uganda’s children through school, care, mentorship, and faith. This is what twenty-five years of faithfulness looks like.

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CHILDREN SERVED

10,000

Each one known by name.

 

Given school, care, mentorship, and a community of faith to grow in.​

99%

GRADUATE RATE

Ninety-nine percent of Children of Grace students complete Primary and Secondary school.

 

Compare that to the Ugandan national average:

25% graduate rate for women. 28% for men.

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Steady opportunity, given year after year, changes what’s possible.

91+

COMMUNITIES REACHED

Children of Grace students come from more than 91 communities.

 

Most graduates go back to serve them as doctors, nurses, teachers, and business owners, and others now lead around the world.

 

What grows in one child reaches a home, then a school, then a whole community.

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1 Million

MEALS DISTRIBUTED

One. Million. Meals.

 

That's focus in the classroom.

Energy for growth. Dignity at the table.

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A child no longer hungry is a child ready to thrive.

In 2025 alone.

One year of walking with children, in numbers.

657

Students Enrolled

Received tuition, uniforms, supplies, and academic oversight.

93, 583

Meals Served

To ensure children can focus, grow,

and thrive

2,973

Medical Cases Managed

So illness never becomes a barrier to education.

1,599

Mentorship Sessions

One-on-one time with an adult who listens, encourages, and believes in them.

131

Students Graduated

51 Primary Completion

60 Secondary Graduated

17 Trade Graduates

4 University Students

Be part of next year.

Every meal, check-up, and mentoring session above was given faithfully, month after month. Become a Grace Champion and help make next year’s numbers possible.

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Where are they now. 

Our graduates lead in classrooms, clinics, kitchens, and communities across Uganda and beyond.

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I was one of the least esteemed among my father’s children. I had even dropped out of school in Senior Four. Today, I am able to give back to the community by saving lives.

Dr. Bagoole Martin Hitra · Medical Officer 
Children of Grace student, 2014–2022

Martin isn’t the exception.
Every graduate here did the hard work, with gifts God placed in them long before we met.
What they needed was
the way through.

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Joined 2006 → Nurse

Bridget

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Joined 2011 → Director of Studies

Geofrey

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Joined 2012 → Mentor

Sharifah

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Joined 2006 → Medical Doctor

Charles

Help give the next student the same chance.

Somewhere today, a student is already being counted out. School fees, a meal before class, an adult who believes in them. Your giving puts all of it within reach. 

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