Our Programs.
All of our programs are in partnership with Messengers of Grace Ministries. MGM is a Ugandan-led initiative to shine the light of Christ in the Rakai District.
All of our programs are in partnership with Messengers of Grace Ministries. MGM is a Ugandan-led initiative to shine the light of Christ in the Rakai District.
Sustainability.Our mission is empowerment and with empowerment comes sustainability. In 2020 we launched our gas station project which will provide a sustainable income for Messengers of Grace so that our support can go further in reaching out to the communities of Rakai.
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COVID-19 Relief.Providing emergency food supplies to families in lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. Partnering with the local governement, we provided critical food for the entire village of Lutungu.
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Education.We partner with Messengers of Grace school to provide high quality education with a Christ-centred focus for over 900 orphaned and vulnerable children in Rakai.
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Special Needs.Our education program for the blind and deaf brings hope to some of the most marginalized children. While learning braille or sign language the children also learn about the Father's great love for them!
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Medical Care.Our clinic is a place of refuge for the people of Lutungu and surrounding villages. Our clinic goes beyond physical healing of typhoid, malaria, and more. It brings opportunity to share about our great Healer, Jesus Christ.
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Food.Our feeding program serves close to 2,000 meals each day for children who live in child-headed households. They can come to school with a full stomach and focus on their studies rather than worrying about how to provide for their families.
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Employment.We provide salaries for the entire Messengers of Grace staff. From cooks to teachers to nurses, we believe in empowering local people to change their own communities. Being employed means they are able to provide for their families while making an impact for the Kingdom of God.
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Outreach.Each year we are able to host various community outreach projects such as wheelchair distributions, jigger removals, and water projects. These are needs that are brought forward by our Ugandan leaders as they witness and observe the various challenges faced by our students and community members.
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