As Country Director of He Intends Victory Uganda, I lead and oversee community development initiatives that address the interconnected challenges of HIV, poverty, education, and economic empowerment. These projects are designed to create lasting impact by equipping individuals and families with opportunities to thrive—not simply survive.
I integrate spiritual care into community development because I believe lasting transformation involves the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.
Impact by the Numbers
81
Community Support Groups
1,625
Members Served
570
Livestock Distributed
52
Children Sponsored
14
Countries in the He Intends Victory Network
2024
Serving as Country Director
500,000+
Acts of Kindness
80
Preschool learners
5,000+
People with clean water
82
📖 Bibles Distributed
My Approach
I believe sustainable transformation happens when communities are supported in every dimension of life. My work integrates health, education, economic empowerment, safe water, and faith to help individuals and families build lives of dignity, resilience, and hope.
Instead of giving temporary relief, I believe communities should be equipped with opportunities that create long-term transformation.
Every project I oversee follows four principles:
❤️ Restoring dignity
📚 Investing in education
🌱 Building sustainable livelihoods
🤝 Strengthening community ownership
Featured Projects
🐐 Livestock Empowerment Project
Overview
Economic empowerment through livestock distribution for households affected by HIV/AIDS.
Impact
- 87 pigs distributed
- 183 goats distributed
- 300 chickens distributed
- 81 support groups
- 1,625 community members reached
Success Story
One beneficiary received a goat, later sold it to purchase a calf. When the calf matured into a cow, she sold it and built herself a house.
🎓 Child Education Sponsorship
Overview
Supporting children infected and affected by HIV/AIDS through quality education.
Impact
- 52 children currently sponsored
- Monthly education support
- One child sponsored per family whenever possible
Why It Matters
I was once one of the children sponsored by this program. Today, I lead the organization that invested in my education.
That journey reminds me that education doesn’t simply change one child—it changes generations.
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💧 Safe Water Projects
Overview
Access to clean and safe water is fundamental to healthy, thriving communities. Through the Safe Water Project, I have overseen initiatives that improve access to reliable water sources for vulnerable communities, helping reduce the burden of waterborne diseases while promoting health, dignity, and sustainable development.
One of the project’s key achievements was the construction of a borehole in Mukubo, Fort Portal, providing a dependable source of clean water to a community of more than 5,000 people. For many families, this has meant spending less time walking long distances to collect water, improving household health, and creating more time for education, farming, and other income-generating activities.
The Safe Water Project reflects my belief that community development begins by meeting essential human needs. Access to clean water is more than an infrastructure investment—it is an investment in better health, greater opportunity, and stronger, more resilient communities.
Impact
Location: Mukubo, Fort Portal, Uganda
Project: Community Borehole Construction
People Served: 5,000+
Focus Area: Safe Water & Public Health
Status: Completed
❤️ HIV Care & Support
Overview
Providing psychosocial support, peer mentorship, adherence encouragement, and community education for people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.
- Support groups
- Home visits
- Counseling
- HIV awareness
- Advocacy
- Community outreach
🩺 Medical Outreach
Access to basic healthcare remains a challenge for many people living in remote communities across Uganda. Through our Medical Outreach Program, I coordinate and oversee community-based health camps that bring essential healthcare services closer to those who need them most.
Working alongside qualified nurses and healthcare professionals, we provide basic medical consultations, treatment for common illnesses, health education, and referrals for patients requiring specialized care. These outreaches reduce barriers to healthcare by reaching people who would otherwise struggle to access medical services due to distance or financial constraints.
Our goal is simple: ensure that geography and poverty do not prevent people from receiving timely, quality healthcare. By taking healthcare into communities, we improve health outcomes, strengthen trust, and promote healthier, more resilient families.
At a Glance
📍 Where: Remote communities across Uganda
👩🏽⚕️ Who: Volunteer nurses and healthcare professionals
💊 Services: Basic treatment, consultations, health education, referrals
🎯 Goal: Bringing healthcare closer to underserved communities
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🙏 Faith-Based Community Care
As a Christian leader, I believe that lasting community transformation addresses not only physical and economic needs but also spiritual wellbeing. Through He Intends Victory Uganda, I oversee initiatives that share the hope of Jesus Christ alongside our community development programs.
One way we nurture spiritual growth is by providing children in our education program with their own Bibles, encouraging them to grow in faith, character, and hope. To date, we have distributed 82 Bibles to children and young people within our programs.
Our faith-based approach is not separate from our development work—it strengthens it. By caring for the whole person, we seek to cultivate resilient individuals, stronger families, and communities grounded in hope, compassion, and purpose.
🌟 Early Childhood Education
A strong future begins with a strong foundation. Through Leon Holmstrom School in Fort Portal, I oversee an early childhood education program that provides a safe, nurturing, and Christ-centered learning environment for young children during their most formative years.
The school currently serves 80 children between the ages of 2 and 6, equipping them with the foundational literacy, numeracy, social, and life skills they need to succeed as they progress through their education. Beyond academics, the school promotes character development, confidence, and values that prepare children to become responsible members of their communities.
By investing in early childhood education, we are laying the foundation for lifelong learning and creating opportunities for children to reach their full potential from the very beginning.
Project Philosophy
Sustainable Change Begins with People
Real transformation is not created by donations alone.
It happens when people are trusted with opportunities, equipped with knowledge, and supported to build better futures for themselves.
Every project I lead is designed to create ownership, dignity, and long-term resilience within the communities we serve.
Stories of Transformation
One Goat Became a House
I Was Once the Sponsored Child
How Community Support Groups Change Lives
“Sustainable development is not measured by what we give people today, but by what they are able to build for themselves tomorrow.”
— Mark Wandyaka
