Our vision is to equip the people of Uganda to live in communities of self-sufficiency, sustainability, and spiritual transformation.

Spiritual transformation is at the core of all that we do - offering the grace of God to those we interact with and to disciple them to become mature followers of Jesus. The struggles of a life lived in extreme poverty often build a barrier to accepting and understanding Christ's love. Therefore, we believe that physical needs must often be met in conjunction with spiritual needs.

Projects of self-sufficiency and sustainability within communities are designed to address the entire villages' most pressing needs in order to bring them out of desperate poverty and into a life of hope for the future. Self-sufficiency occurs when a community takes ownership of changing their conditions and keeps them from becoming dependant upon outsiders to survive. Sustainability involves job and life skill training and equipping people with the necessary resources to maintain a continual source of provision for themselves and their families.

We are currently implementing our vision in some of the most vulnerable communities within IDP Camps of Gulu, Northern Uganda and assisting orphans and vulnerable children living in the outskirts of the capital city of Kampala.