AsOne Ministries

Join us in building more classrooms to bring quality education to underserved districts in Uganda.

Together, we're building a better future for Idudi and Kaberamaido in Eastern Uganda.

Donate today!

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Every week at AsOne’s Health Centers, new life is born!

We couldn’t be more grateful for our medical teams in Uganda that passionately serve their communities.

Our Immersion Trips are in full swing this summer! We just wrapped up hosting a team from Sioux Falls Christian.

We are incredibly thankful for the people and organisations that partner with us to make this work in Uganda possible.

Greetings from our schools in Uganda!

Our Namayemba Bakery was recently privileged to welcome students from a nearby High School for a training on baking and valuable hands-on skills.

This experience highlights the significance of our vocational training programs which focus on creating a talented and employable workforce in Uganda.

We state discipleship to Jesus before anything else because it is the paradigm within which all our work takes place. We know that our lives are lived in response to God’s love for us and we are journeying into greater realization of his Kingdom.

We also know that God is at work redeeming our world, and we are invited to participate. Simply put, every moment of work for AsOne is known to be participating in work that is ultimately God’s: that of bringing all things to their ultimate restoration.

Since launching our dental camps, we're thrilled to see the turnout. For many of these communities it is their first ever experience receiving dental services.

In the two months of our partnership with Hope Smiles we have provided dental cleanings, extractions, and services to over 1,800 patients!

This growth reflects our commitment to prioritizing the health of the people within the communities we serve.

Today we join with the people of Uganda to celebrate a Holiday observed since 1975 and is of great significance to Ugandan people.

It celebrates the bravery and sacrifice of 45 Christians who chose ex*****on rather than renouncing their faith. The Ugandan martyrs are hailed as heroes, and in some cases, saints.

The 45 executed Ugandans are treated as a symbol of inspiration, hope, and unity to Ugandans.

Every new classroom represents new opportunities.
For girls in school, it opens doors to boundless opportunities.
In fact, half of AsOne’s school population are girls.

Join us as we build additional classrooms to give more learners, especially the girl child, access to quality education.

Visit our website today

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As our students head into a new school term, it’s a reminder to us of our task to address the vast challenges of affordable and quality education that rural communities across Uganda face.

Visit our website today, and join us as we prioritize quality and accessible education with a financially sustainable strategy.

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Our medical team in Mayuge recently partnered with World Vision International to host a medical camp serving the various communities in Mayuge district!

Take a look at how our model seeks to bring permanent solutions to critical challenges facing rural communities.

Our friends from Dakota Wesleyan University are in Uganda! We couldn’t be more grateful for these friends and their partnership with our AsOne family in Uganda.

Next month we are breaking ground on new classrooms in the communities of Idudi & Kaberamaido.

We’ve raised 1/4 of the needed funds to make this possible. Will you join us by helping these schools to go up ⬆️ by meeting the enrollment demands in their communities.

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Agriculture is a core component to AsOne’s holistic community development model.

As a part of it, we partner with talented rural smallholder farmers and empower them to act as advisors and community leaders.

They focus on training their fellow farmers by providing essential trainings in planting techniques, soil management, and improved farming inputs.

By empowering farmers in Uganda to lead their communities — we are putting the power of change directly into their hands.

Recent studies have shown that countries with higher literacy rates experience more significant progress in economic development.

And that’s why prioritizing education isn’t just about additional classrooms.

It’s about ensuring that there is access to quality education for rural underserved communities to help bring continued economic development to their growing populations.

By investing in education, we are equipping communities with the education they need to uplift their communities.

Join us as our Director of Community Engagement, John Paul Muvunyi, shares his inspiring journey. His story serves as a key reminder that our mission for accessible education remains ongoing.

Together, we’re committed to bridging the gap by expanding our schools and creating opportunities for all.

Join us on our “Let’s Go Up” campaign.

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Do you remember our 2 new communities in Luuka and Serere?

We are excited to share that we have officially kickstarted construction to serve more people in these communities.

Thank you to everyone who has made this possible!

The success of our farmers is the success of the community. Through AsOne’s farmer training program in partnership with and we implement an innovative approach that enables all small-holder farmers in a village to quickly become food and income secure.

The support of farmers in rural communities is not just about agriculture; it’s about nurturing sustainable livelihoods, fostering economic growth, and ensuring food security for generations to come.

To the strong, the amazing, unwavering love of all the mothers that make our work possible…

Happy Mother’s Day! ♥️

Your investment over the years has been instrumental in our efforts to partner with rural communities to build community-based sustainable solutions, empowering individuals to lift themselves out of poverty.

Part of this work is establishing businesses like salons to foster economic empowerment and create a ripple effect that uplifts entire communities.

Thank you for being a part of this transformative journey!

Our Let’s Go Up campaign has so far collected $52,419 towards our goal of $200,000 to add more classrooms to AsOne schools in Uganda!

With enrollment exceeding 500 students in just two years, the demand has outpaced our original plan.
Your support is making a real difference in the lives of these students in Idudi & Kaberamaido.

Join us and let’s make a difference together.

Visit our website today.
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Sustainability is measured by an entity’s ability to generate revenue that can cover its operating costs.

In just 3 years, AsOne Nursery & Primary Schools in Idudi and Kaberamaido have exceeded our expectations, from achieving financial sustainability to experiencing a significant growth in student enrollment.

Our goal is to increase operational sustainability across communities in Uganda by meeting student demand and creating greater enrollment capacity.

We’re committed to enhancing operational sustainability and meeting the increasing demand for education in communities across Uganda.

To achieve this, our AsOne Nursery & Primary Schools in Idudi and Kaberamaido are expanding their enrollment capacity by adding additional classroom space.

We need your help making this possible! Learn more at the link below or checking out the link in our bio.

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