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Sr. Justine Naluggya, IHMR Every vocation begins with a whisper, a gentle stirring of the heart! Mine was awakened by the radiant witness of faith-filled women and the quiet encouragement of my family. As a little girl at Our Lady of Sorrows, Kitovu Cathedral Parish, I was captivated by the joyful reparative presence of the […]

By Benedict Mukoni……. The Sisters’ Blended Value Project (SBVP) is making remarkable progress in building the capacity of Catholic sisters in Eastern Africa with now social entrepreneurship skills in its second cohort, first module which took place at Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU) Secretariat from 21 – 25, July 2025. The second cohort is

By Benedict Mukoni Catholic Religious Sisters Health Care Initiative Uganda (CRSHCIU) have continued to make a significant impact in addressing critical health issues affecting mothers and young girls. Through various initiatives, they provide holistic healthcare services, education, and support to vulnerable populations. In the recent monitoring and evaluation exercise to ascertain the effectiveness and efficiency

By Benedict Mukoni Bakhita Partnership for Education (BPE) is a program under the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU) in partnership with the Jesuit Justice and Ecology Network of Africa (JENA). It is a beacon of hope for vulnerable girl children empowering them through quality basic education to break the cycle of poverty and achieve

By Benedict Mukoni Missionary Sisters of the Queen of the Apostles are making a profound impact in the lives of underserved children and teenagers in Jinja district Uganda who reside in different Jinja slums. It is a quiet plight where the children are residing in Masese, kikaramoja, walukuba and mpumudde slums have to go through.

By Sr. Lilly Driciru, MSMMC The journey of hope to restore justice in the face of social injustice through advocacy began in 2018. It was then that the urgent need to rescue and restore the dignity of survivors of Trafficking in Persons (TIP) became undeniable and ignited. The Africa Faith and Justice Network (AFJN), based