Here Is Life – Here Is Life Uganda

37 + Years of Existence

Helping Today

Compassion Knows No Border

We desire to see communities live and work together despite their religious, political, social, and economic differences.

We are moved by the desire to enrich every aspect of a person’s life, inspired by the Gospel’s transformative power. Our mission is to bring a whole life—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—to everyone. Through the teachings …

Integrity

Integrity and Team Spirit

Faith

Faithfulness in Jesus Christ

Partnerships

Partnerships & networking

Compassion

Compassion & Excellence

Donors & Partners

Meet our donors and partners with whom we join efforts for the greater good. Join our community and let’s transform the lives together.

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Bringing A Whole Life To A Whole Person

Here Is Life is a faith-based organization founded in 1988 out of deep concern about the high rates of poverty, ignorance, illiteracy, hunger, mistrust, and diseases that prevailed and continue to prevail in Yumbe District in West Nile in Northern Uganda.

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Our Impact In The Community

What people have to say about us and our influence in the community.

Stephen Tabu Beneficiary – water for production

Before the project, we used to face a lot of challenges in the settlement, food was a challenge, seeing cash money was hard, everything was a challenge. But after the project, we formed a group where we support each other especially where a group member has a family challenge, we gather together and support such.

Furua Samsa Beneficiary – Water for Production

Before the Here is life and Samarita Purse came to our community, we used to dig small area of land mostly for consumption, but after when they gave us the training, we able to increase land size, spray and manure the crops and even sale in the market for money.

Joyce Ropani, Beneficiary – ICCMP Beneficiary – ICCMP

I used to focused on family work and selling farm produce due to my husband’s restrictions. During ICCMP trainings, I receive 15,000 as transport refund. I invested this in turkey eggs, leading to the hatching of 5 chicks which I sold and started a business of selling sugar and dry fish, resulting in a daily income of 20,000. This increased and I purchased 2 acres of land. My husband recognized the training’s impact and was happy with the change in our family.

Emmanuel Chandiga Beneficiary – ICCMP

In the October 2021 training by ICCMP, I was the first to embrace the School of Mission. After completing six months in Koboko, I returned to work with the church as a regular Christian. My transformative lead me to be ordained as a deacon. I’m encouraging the youth to prioritize learning and embracing Jesus for a righteous path.

Media & Communication

Voice of Life FM

Voice of Life FM (100.9) is a Christian Radio Station broadcasting from Arua since 1997. Voice of Life FM 100.9 boasts of over 200KM radius excellent …

Youth Development

Integrated Youth Dev't

This is an initiative supported by Co-Workers from Germany, Myrtle Grove Evangelical Presbyterian Church from North Carolina, and First Fruits …

Agriculture & Technology

ESTA School of Technology

ESTA school of Technology and agricultural innovation is a registered skills development centre with the Directorate of Industrial Training.