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By Sr. Josephine Nafula MMS, Unit Uganda/ Malawi Coordinator The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries, also known as Medical Mission Sisters, are happy to share with you the joy of celebrating 100 years since the foundation of the Society. The Society was founded on the 30th of September 1925 and on 30th September 2025, it […]

Sr. Stella Watsema, National Coordinator, Religious Sisters Communicators Foundation – RSCF The branch coordinators meeting at the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU) intended to bring together the different branches in the country, share information and messages from the Superior Generals’ conference. They were reminded about the theme of the Jubilee year as A Call

By Caroline Nansukusa S. – ARU-CCCU-CMO Ensuring a meaningful and fulfilling life for vulnerable children is at the heart of the ARU-CCCU program. Through its dedicated projects, the program tirelessly supports children’s well-being, both in family environments and alternative care settings. CCCU is delighted to share a story of Hope and resilience in this Jubilee

 By Caroline Nansukusa – ARU-CCCU-CMO Catholic Care for Children in Uganda (CCCU), under the Association of Religious Uganda (ARU), continues to shine as a beacon of hope, transforming the landscape of child care for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) in Uganda. Driven by a sister-led and Charism-focused mission, CCCU has worked tirelessly to strengthen the

By Sr. Maria Goretti Kabakaali, DST (Coordinator – CRSHCIU) In July 2022, an inspiration of hope emerged in Uganda with the establishment of the Catholic Religious Sisters Health Care Initiative Uganda (CRSHCIU) – now a fully-fledged registered NGO, born out of a deep commitment to serving the most vulnerable. This initiative was founded by the

By. Sr. Eddie Kajuna,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, For a long time, Angela (not real name) felt as if she was drowning under the weight of life’s pressures. Every day was a battle between family obligations, work responsibilities and personal well-being. She tried to keep everything together, but inside, she was exhausted and overwhelmed. Anxiety and despair became her