Powering the future

Arnold is pursuing an electrical engineering diploma at Kyambogo University and is very happy with his choice. The university is near Kampala and the coursework is providing plenty of hands-on…

Welcome Baby Brian

We’ve been following Dr. Jaki’s progress and success for many years. The original inspiration for One Heart Uganda’s scholarship program – Jaki has led the way and made us proud…

Building on dreams

Waswa Peter has graduated from the Bukomero Technical Institute with a Building Construction degree.  Prior to graduation, this summer he worked at an internship where he was able to help…

The gift of encouragement

We’re so grateful to Margaret and Ryan Spalding for their gift of encouragement to Jackie.  They have generously funded the remaining tuition to see her through to her graduation from…

Laptops launch learning

Jovan and Michael are delighted. They recently received new laptops to ensure they’re equipped to excel in their college and university classes. Computers have always been an important part of…

Pizza worth the wait

After a 2-year hiatus, Sunday night’s Pizza Appreciation party was well with worth the wait. There are many things we’ve all missed over the last year and half, and this…

Hard work adds up to an internship

We’re so proud of Lawrence. He’s worked hard at Ndejje University for the last four years and has just begun an internship with the Grant Thornton firm in Kampala.  A…

Passing with flying colors

We’re proud to share the recent results we received from our students’ candidate exams.  15 students took Primary 7 exams and 13 students passed and are ready to attend Senior…

Celebrating Fr. Jack Farry

We paid tribute to an amazing and inspirational man this week. Many years ago, Fr. Jack Farry put in motion the relationship we have with Uganda and the possibility of…

University learning continues during lockdown

Our Hand Up scholar, Juliet, is continuing to attend her civil engineering courses at Ndejje University virtually during the latest government lockdown period.  With the help of her new laptop,…

Riding in style

We’re so lucky to have our assistant program coordinator, James, working to keep us connected to our students, especially during these difficult times.  James works with Fr. Matthias, our Uganda…

Congratulations Patience

Patience paid off for our newly sponsored student, 6-year old Patience.  Soon, she will begin her primary school education in Kiboga, thanks to the support and care provided by Emily…

A second lockdown

Uganda has entered a second lockdown. As virus infections rise and vaccinations are scarce, the government announced all schools, centers of worship and public transportation would be suspended until the…

Next challenge – internships

Accounting and veterinary science are pretty different career paths – but Lawrence and Geofrey have one thing in common – they are working toward internships in their areas of study.…

Congratulations Ivan!

Congratulations to Ivan and a big thank you to Sophie Criscione and Jimmy Kowalcyk for sponsoring our bright 10-year old, who is studying in Primary 3. Ivan is a hard…