Programs

Programs

The organization has registered five hundred orphans and the needy. It’s committed to provide meals, school fees, uniforms, scholastic materials, medical care, basic needs, counseling for both none and school going children

MOHM is providing youth with plans for income generating activities. The most developed vocational training option is tailoring. A woman named Pastor Sarah partners with MOHM to provide this training to girls who have dropped out of school. Pastor Sarah offers this program at low cost or free.

MOHM is liaising with local leaders, district and government authorities and medical personnel to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS and related diseases.

MOHM is counseling and sensitizing people living with HIV/AIDS and broken families that are dealing with such tragedies. This is currently occurring under a ministry called Mercy Ministry. Pastor Irene, Rebecca and Betty lead this effort.

Sharing the gospel of Christ and offering a discipleship program to children, youth and their parents. MOHM is also committed to planting churches where there is a need.

MOHM’s Newest Project – MOHM is expanding into a village about 25 km from their current location. This new site, called Hope Home, will eventually be a residential orphanage for the truly desperate in the community. A nursery and primary school has commenced with 66 orphans, both boys and girls. Bulubandi Hope Academy Nursery and Primary School are the names of these two schools. The nursery currently has 40 children in attendance and the primary school – level one has 45 children. Four teachers are working with these schools and the board members provide them with some compensation. For their daily meal, the children eat porridge.

Radio Project- Almost all Ugandans have radios. MOHM plans to build an FM radio station in Jinja to reach the major population areas of the country. This radio station could reach as many as 10 million people.