Uganda Hands for Hope supports vulnerable children and their families living in Namuwongo slum, Kampala, focusing on people facing the greatest poverty and need. The organisation works to reduce poverty and help community members meet essential needs, with programmes spanning education, health, nutrition, social care, and livelihoods.

Its education work helps children make the most of school and build a foundation for a productive, fulfilling future. Health, nutrition, and social care services provide children, families, and the wider community with advice and support to promote safer, healthier lives. Through alternative education and livelihoods programmes, young people, parents, and guardians can develop skills and access resources for employment and productive work within their communities.

Uganda Hands for Hope reports supporting more than 350 children and their families through its programmes. People can contribute by sponsoring a child, donating, or volunteering. Donations and payments made through the website go to LIFT UK, a registered UK charity that exclusively supports Uganda Hands for Hope.