Hope For Glory Academics

Meeting with Buyuki Valiant Disability Group to organize for setting up a skill training workshop for people with disabilities.

I love the commitment

Our volunteers continue making home deliveries of food to the needy who cannot access the same to our office/store. Thanks for the great love for others.

Hope For Glory Academics updated their business hours.

While some beneficiaries came to our office for their share, our team worked tirelessly up to the doors of the needy members of the community distributing food. Over 180 families have so far been reached. During interactions with the beneficiaries, we realized how great this humble contribution meant to their lives. Thanks to all those whose efforts have put a smile to the faces of beneficiaries.

I was greatly inspired sharing words of love and prayers with this old woman when we were out distributing food to the most needy members of the community. At least 50 families were reached yesterday. The process still continues.

It is a pleasure to be part of the team that feeds a starving family. Many thanks to whoever takes a step to care for others particularly during this covid situation

We thank God for another blessing of food distribution to the most needy members of the community in this Covid-19 lockdown. Distribution is set to begin.

Car washers at Kamuwa washing bay preferred taking food at home to share with their family members. We gave a package of 10kgs to each car washer to take home. It is a pleasure that these starving citizens got some relief and hope.

Car washers at Nagawa washing bay decided to cook and eat lunch together during the lockdown while at their place of work. This is because most of them go home without getting a car to wash, hence cannot afford to buy lunch in restaurants. Those who are blessed to have some little money contribute to buy food, source and fuel to cook and share as a team.
We provided them with Maize flour to take them for some weeks. We thank them for the team spirit.

Donating food to the most needy members in the community during the lockdown at this hard time of Covid-19 pandemic

Donating sewing machines to the disabled. Jawuhara, a disabled youth has a dream of of becoming a great fashion designer. This donated electrical sewing machine is a big step towards her dream.

Donating a sewing machine to Jawuhara, a disabled youth whose dream is to become a fashion designer. Jawuhara says that this electrical sewing machine is a big step towards her dream.

Blessing others through giving

Distributing donations to the needy. Some items were distributed directly to the needy while others through institutions and community leaders. Items worthy millions of money were donated to Kira health Centre IV in Wakiso district.
We were impressed that some equipment like a wheel chair that we donated to the healthy facility in 2011 were still well maintained and providing good service. The new second wheel chair will provide additional support as the facility is expanding.

Donating a wheel chair to a person with disability. This eased her movements and can now easily move on a wheel chair

Much as the circumstances may be, it is important to persist and remain focused. A class in an open space neither did it stop teachers from imparting relevant knowledge & skills nor did it prevent learners from enjoying the learning process.

A classroom also acted as a dining place where learners happily enjoyed sugarless porridge.

A humble beginning in community owned premises