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By Sr. Josephine Nazziwa, IHMR For many individuals facing emotional, social, and psychological challenges, the Religious Sisters Counselling Hub has become a beacon of hope, offering a safe space where healing, growth, and transformation take place. Through its comprehensive counselling services and community outreach programs, the Hub continues to make a significant impact on the […]

By Benedict Mukoni Catholic Care for Children in Uganda (CCCU), a program under the Association of the Religious in Uganda (ARU), conducted a four-day workshop training which brought together administrators and special needs teachers from ten newly mapped childcare institutions and schools with disability units across Uganda. The training held in Nsambya, Kampala at Cabana

By Benedict Mukoni Every year, the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU), organizes a month-long course for young religious men and women from different congregations in Uganda who are preparing for their perpetual profession of vows. The 2026 programme,  under the theme, “Embracing Unity in Diversity in Consecrated Life in the Synodal Church”, was officially

By Sr. Semerita Mbambu, Coordinator Bakhita Anti Human Trafficking The St. Bakhita Anti-Human Trafficking Network Uganda, a network under Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU) has received a major boost in its efforts to combat human trafficking following the approval of a three-year project funded by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation in June, 2026. The

By Emmanuel Epalat, ARU-CCCU Resource Mobilization Manager Catholic institutions caring for vulnerable children across Uganda are strengthening their capacity to sustain essential services following resource mobilization support provided by the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU) through the Catholic Care for Children in Uganda (ARU-CCCU) initiative Between May 15 and June 16, 2026, visits to

Sr, Caroline Bacia, National Coordinator ARU-SLYI With the launch of Phase III in January 2026, the Sister-Led Youth Initiative Uganda (SLYIU), a programme of the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU), reached another significant milestone through the establishment of three mega businesses owned by religious institutes with support from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. The