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By Caroline Nansukusa S. From April 1st to 18th, 2025, the ARU–Catholic Care for Children in Uganda (CCCU) team undertook a “Journey of Support and Transformation” across 17 schools serving children with disabilities (CWDs) in all four regions of Uganda. The mission aimed to strengthen child safeguarding and school-based case management, ensuring that every child […]

By Caroline Nansukusa S. The SPOON United States team visited Uganda to reflect on the achievements of the on-going capacity building, responsive feeding training, and the innovative ‘Count Me In’ (CMI) which is the ministry of Health app under Nutrition and feeding efforts in Uganda SPOON USA is a partner to the Association of Religious

By Sam Bernard Gumisiriza In July 2025, representatives from six countries gathered in Sri Lanka for the Catholic Care for Children International (CCCI) Conference hosted by the Union of International Superior Generals (UISG) The conference was meant to strengthen the capacity of Catholic Care for Children (CCC) teams across several countries. It brought together delegates

By Immaculate Tusingwire The Jubilee year is slowly coming to a close and it has been joyfully celebrated worldwide. In Uganda, the consecrated persons have celebrated the Jubilee of Consecrated life in different Ecclesiastical Provinces. In Kampala Archdiocese, over 400 consecrated persons gathered at Namugongo on February 2nd, 2025 for the opening celebration.  The theme

By Immaculate Tusingwire 30th September 2025 marked exactly 100 years since the foundation of the Medical Mission Sisters on 30th September 1925. In Uganda the sisters celebrated the Centenary on 13th September 2025 in Arua Diocese, Adjumani. On the same day, three medical Mission sisters pronounced their perpetual profession of vows and a Rehabilitation Centre

By Benedict Mukoni………… “Blessed are the eyes that see what you see and the ears that hear what you hear because so many righteous people would have loved to hear this or to experience what you experienced and they did not.” This was the opening remark by the President of Association of Religious in Uganda