Umoya Ministries is on a mission to rescue children from the streets of Uganda.

We rescue, rehabilitate and reconcile street-connected children with their families.

OUR MISSION

Uganda has one of the largest populations of young people in the world, with over 56% of its population under the age of 18. There are approximately 15,000 children living and working on the streets in Kampala, Uganda.

EDUCATION

Helping vulnerable and street connected children access education, practical support and opportunities for a better future.
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CHILD RESETTLEMENT

Child resettlement is the process of helping children leave life on the streets and return home to family or relatives.
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STREET OUTREACH

We run regular outreaches on the streets to provide the children with access to food, water and soccer.
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News from the ground in Uganda

News
Small business program launched
Small business program launched

Mama Najibu finding out she is the first woman to be accepted into our Kwagalana Initiative. Our Kwagalana Initiative aims to help women start up their own small business to support their families.

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International day for street children 2026
International day for street children 2026

This month we participated in the National Commemoration of the International Day for street-connected children.

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School visits
School visits

This month we have been playing catch up with all our expenses after the short month of February and we are slowly getting there. Last week Saul travelled out to do a school visit with Zainah.

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Back to school for Term 1 in Uganda
Back to school for Term 1 in Uganda

The start of the year is always very busy with our children heading back to school for Term 1.

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BECOME A PARTNER

Your partnership helps us to continue to do regular street outreach, rescue more children from a life on the street and give them access to an education. It also helps us to empower single mothers to start their own businesses to support their children at home after resettlement.

Help us to continue to make a big impact on the ground in Uganda.

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