Current Major Projects
Digitised learning with phonics
A revolution in the teaching of English at Kyazanga Modern Primary School is taking place. Also, children in the
Health Centre
The largest project is the construction of the Plastic Bottle Health Centre. Parts of the construction of the health centre use
Black Soldier Fly Project
The Black Soldier Fly project is the only commercial centre producing larvae for sale in Uganda. The flies feed off waste
Health Centre Milestones
On 22nd March 2022, we opened phase one of the health facility and started the provision of effective and affordable healthcare services in Kyazanga, Lwengo District.
This grand opening was graced by the Rt Hon Rukia Isanga Nakadama, 3rd Deputy Premier of Uganda, who represented the Rt. Hon Prime Minister of Uganda as Chief Guest.
Focus area
Quality Education
We aim at improving the living standards of vulnerable children, orphans and youth by promoting formal and informal
Health And Wellbeing
At the moment, one in eight children in Lwengo District will not celebrate their fifth birthday. Imagine if that was the
Economic Growth
We aim to grow the wealth of our community by training our community members through the Rural Education
Words from the stars in our programme
From finding a family to securing an education sponsor, Joy For Humanity transformed my life. Completing my Teacher’s Training Education in 2018 empowered me to make a difference in my community as a dedicated teacher at Kyazanga Modern Primary School.
Courage, Compassion, Justice, Truth, Freedom, and Peace are principles that have changed my life since childhood and helped me grow with the burning fire to make a difference in my community and the world.
My two brothers, sister and I lost our father due to HIV/AIDS in 2016 and our mother struggled to take care of us. In 2018, JFH started supporting our family and in 2019, my sibling and I were enrolled in Kyazanga Modern Primary school.
This support has guaranteed us quality primary education and we have hope to live a healthy and promising life.
As a mother with a disability and lost my husband, I had completely lost hope in life and didn’t know what to do with my five children. We rented a single room and we at times couldn’t afford the rent. We were miraculously handled over a furnished three-bedroom house in 2017, and my school-going children are now attending Kyazanga Modern Primary School.
Our family life has been transformed, and I have hope for a better future for my children.
