About us

Fountains of Hope Discipleship Ministries

Fountains of Hope is a Non Profit organization , independent, social development, with a strong reputation of providing quality care and protection, education and health needs of vulnerable children. Fountains of Hope works directly to meet the needs and protect the interest and rights of children, and to provide Hope for a future to orphans and vulnerable children.

Fountains of Hope operates in Uganda Nebbi district.

 

Our vision

Life in all its fullness

Our mission

We are partnership whose mission is to follow our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in working with the poor and oppressed to promote hunan transformation, see justice and bear witness to the good news of the Kingdom of God.

Our core values

We are Christians

We are passionate

We are compassionate

Why we exist

Fountains of Hope Works to improve the lives of children in Uganda. It is mandated to provide holistic care and social attention to needy children including orphans, those who toil under exploitative conditions of labor, and those who suffer abuses and other forms of discrimination.

For a poor person, everything is terrible – illness, humiliation, shame. We are like garbage that everyone wants to get rid of.’ Voices of the Poor – World Bank Report’

Poverty does more than exhaust, starve, trap and kill people. It destroys their sense of worth, limits their horizons, and robs people of the chance to reach their full potential. We do whatever it takes to end poverty and rebuild Hope for poor communities. We work through local churches, because they’re Jesus’ body on earth, ready to care for the whole person and the whole community – inside and out.

Our purpose

  • To save the lives of children by providing medical care, food and nutrition and a loving home.
  • To raise the children in our care to be productive and Godly people and to be a benefit to their community.
  • To give children a high level of education to help them reach their lives in all its fullness.
  • To give children a real chance to break the circle of poverty and dependence. By helping children move from lives of dependency to lives of self- sufficiency, they will have the confidence and knowledge to impact their communities with the grace they themselves have received.
  • To be a blessing to the community by sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ, assisting the poor and the vulnerable wherever possible and to give sustainable hope for the children and their communities by the programs put in place by this ministry.

Our Statement of Faith

We believe in God the Father, creator of all things, giver and sustainer of life.

We believe that God the son, came to earth, died for our sin to reconcile us back to God, was raised from the dead and live forever more.

We believe in the Holy Spirit and His presence in the church to help, comfort and to lead us into repentance.

We believe in God infallible word.

We believe as Fountains of Hope Discipleship Ministries, that our mandate as Christ followers is to love God with all my heart, with all my mind, with all my strength and to love my neighbor as myself.

We believe every child has the right to live despite their health, economic or social level.

We agree with James 1: 27; ‘’ Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this; to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.

Our History.

In 2019 Fountains of Hope discipleship ministries opened the kindergarten orphanage school and Community health center that provide Health service such as antenatal services, neonatal service, counseling service and support treatment for children. To ensure that our children have  good education and the tools to succeed in life we are building our own schools and  empowers comunity health centres to support lives of our children to thrives .

The plight of orphaned children in Uganda    

The children that comes to us have suffered incomprehensible hardship starting with the loss of their parents and rejection from relatives; and to that poverty, diseases and homelessness. Many of the children that comes to us have been abandoned: some come to us with no name and have no record of their birth or family. Can you imagine a doctor count your teeth to estimate your age?

While these suffering seems insurmountable, love and acceptance can overcome most things. The love the children under our care receive comes not just from our staffs, but from their new brothers and sisters.