Our outreach missions: Spreading joy in Uganda
Discover the heartwarming impact of Leah Charity Foundation's work in Luwero, Uganda. We invite you to witness the joy and positive change we bring to families through our dedicated outreach missions. Below you will find out what projects we carried out with photo gallery of missions in Kiwoko, Kabbubu and Kyevunze
Bringing smiles, building hope
At Leah Charity Foundation, our outreach missions are at the heart of what we do. We strive to bring a lasting hope to the most vulnerable communities in Luwero, Uganda. Witness the genuine joy and positive transformation our work creates in the lives of families.
Witnessing transformation, inspiring action
Every mission is an opportunity to connect, support, and empower. We believe that by reaching out, we can make a significant difference. See firsthand the impact of your generosity and the bright future it helps create for many Ugandan families.
Join our mission: Make a difference
If you have a real heart to help the most needy in Uganda, Leah Charity Foundation offers numerous ways to get involved. Your support, whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness, directly contributes to the joy and well-being of countless individuals.
Outreach Activities
Here you will find exciting outreach missions by the team at Leah Charity Foundation. From modest beginnings, we've grown through unwavering dedication, love and joy to provide the most needy with that real sense of hope. We are so blessed to bless
Giving Back at Kiwoko Hospital
Back where it all began, on the 8th of May 2026, we visited Kiwoko Hospital to distribute maternity hampers to vulnerable mothers and their new born babies. These packs included essential items such as nappies, hats, clothes, soap and sugar all generously gifted from Gilbert Bain Hospital in Shetland, where John and Olivia live and from other members of the charity. This project also provided hampers to the Neonatal Intensive care unit. A total of 67 hampers were delivered and 2 educational sessions were carried out helping the mothers understand about preventing malaria and breastfeeding. This couldn't have happened without the 30 amazing team members and 5 volunteers who worked tirelessly to make this event such a success.
Please enjoy the photo gallery and beautiful 10,000 reasons song we all have many reasons to be thankful to God for and we are blessed to bless "John Meredith"
Blessed to Bless
I never imagined that the eve of this outreach would leave such a profound impact on me. As I filled hampers for the mothers, I realized that items we often take for granted—like a bar of soap or a hat for a baby—hold immense significance for them. Witnessing the joy as I handed the hamper over that feeling never leaves you and I thank God that I managed to bless these mothers
"John Meredith"
Small things bring joy
Being a mother is a profound blessing from God. I’ve come to understand that every mother deserves something special for their newborn. I was fortunate to receive baby hats and clothes from my work mates in the Maternity department at Gilbert Bain Hospital. While it may have seemed like a small gift to them, it brought immense joy to the mothers at Kiwoko Hospital in Uganda. Witnessing the smiles on their faces and hearing their heartfelt gratitude made me incredibly emotional.
"Olivia Meredith"