We address needs of prisoners & their families,with great attention given to children with a parent in prison through sustainable & compassionate programs
Kampala, Uganda
Joined July 2009
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Welcome to the Youth Month. This year, we are taking the young people's vibrant energy to Namayingo District.
On 12th August, during #AllianceWeek26, we will remind the youth in the Busoga sub-region that all youth exist for common aspirations.
#SRHR4All #YouthDay
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When a parent is in prison, the children left behind often face emotional, social, and financial challenges they never chose. Many struggle to access education, basic necessities, and the support they need to thrive.
Today, you can make a difference by sponsoring a child.
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#ICYMI: We strengthened civil society to advance youth SRHR in Uganda through a mentorship training, equipping advocates with skills to drive change, amplify youth voices, and push for better access to services.
srhrallianceug.org/strengthe…
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Let’s make this Christmas extra special for children who deserve joy and hope! Even a small gesture of support can bring a smile and warm memories for those in need. Join us and help create happier moments together; we can make a real difference.#ChristmasDrive
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Among the Partner Members we are hosting the Pre-Summit with include @Dwellingplaces, @SoleHope @UnboundOrg @cgc_uganda @Somerouganda09 @PlanUganda @ChildFundUganda @hesedchildren @UWESO1 @wellsofhope among others
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The women's resilience and determination were inspiring. If you or someone you know is in need of support after incarceration, I encourage you to seek out organizations like FIWA_Uganda. They provide a safe space, resources, and community to help women rebuild their lives.
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Yesterday 8/3/25 I had the privilege of celebrating Women's Day with the incredible women of FIWA (Formerly Incarcerated Women's Association) Wells Of Hope Ministries Kyebando, Kampala.
Sharing my thoughts on skilling and adjusting to life after prison was truly rewarding.
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Empowering caregivers through financial literacy & skills development! At the #CaregiversWorkshop, we explored budgeting, digital tools, and vocational training to create sustainable futures. Let's invest in skills & technology for lasting impact! #EmpoweringFamilies
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This week, families impacted by #parentalimprisonment travelled far and wide coming together for a fun packed spring residential Connecting communities with similar experiences in a safe supportive space reduces isolation shame and stigma while creating magical memories ✨️
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We are grateful to everyone who has been with us throughout the journey of setting up the resource center.
Although the resource center is still being stocked up, the children are able to access reading materials thanks to all those that have gifted us generously.
#LetsAngaza
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It's our role to support them to become responsible citizens who will change the stories of their communities.
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📚 Digital Literacy: Equipping children with digital literacy skills is crucial in enabling them to navigate the online space confidently. By promoting digital literacy, we empower children to critically evaluate information, identify risks & engage responsibly.#DAC2023
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State Minister for Higher Education, @JCMuyingo during our 2nd Annual Conference noted that @GovUganda is in the final stages of presenting to @Parliament_Ug amendments in the Education Act 2008. This is to ensure parents & guardians enrol all children under their care in school.
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This week we are conducting a PPURE training. The Basic Research Training Course aims at Generating Evidence for Policy and Programming, through engaging organizations in conceptualizing research ideas with a priority on children. #AfriChildAt10
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In some cultures,women believe that “if a man doesn’t beat you,he doesn’t love you.”
This is completely false,we need to unite to get rid of harmful cultural norms that expose and make women and girls vulnerable to violence.
#CreativeFeministAdvocacyug
#16DaysOfActivism
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@wellsofhope is a nonprofit in Uganda that supports inmates and their families. In our programmes and projects, our main focus is children with incarcerated parents.
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The children that are supported are children whose parents are on death row or serving long sentences (10 years and above) or life sentences.
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Wells of Hope supports caregivers of the children, mainly spouses and grandmothers of these children. The organization provides rehabilitation programmes to formerly incarcerated people and our focus is formerly incarcerated women.
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Ever wondered what life is like for families of inmates ?
Today at 6pm I join @wellsofhope to discuss the Impact Of GBV on families on inmates.
Set reminder here : xitter.cf/i/spaces/1LyxBqZZRNEJN
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Everyone is talking about safeguarding of children without focusing on the adults taking care of these children. At what point shall we remember to care for the caregivers?
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