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 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

Ndagire Joanita Joshirah, founder and CEO of Mwagale Foundation and Ugandan representative, Global Migrant Workers Network (GMWN) Survival is not for the faint of heart. It’s a testament to the strength of those who persevere, not a reflection of weakness on those who don’t. As a survivor of human trafficking, I’ve had to find solace

By. Sr. Eddie Kajuna……………. The Religious Sisters Counsellors Network Initiative (RSCNI) is transforming mental health care services in Uganda, Malawi, and Zambia. Compassionately offering a listening ear and a heart-to-heart conversation with understanding, the RSCNI is helping to ease the stigma of seeking care, while bringing healing and hope to Religious Institutes and the general

Born and raised in the humble village of Bupfumpfu in Nyakinama, Kisoro District, Uganda and now a religious sister belonging to the congregation of Our Lady of Good Counsel (OLGC), Sr. Stella-Maris Kamanzi, recently added another title to her name, Dr. For this reason, ARU Communication caught up with her to hear more about her