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About our mission
Established in 2020 in Iganga, Uganda, by a group of dedicated individuals, we work to improve the lives of orphans and vulnerable people. Our programs focus on compassionate care, education, health, and sustainable development.
Building a brighter home
This project aims to construct a safe and nurturing home for 50 orphans in Iganga, Uganda. The home will provide shelter, food, education support, and healthcare.
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- Proven impactYears of experience delivering effective programs in education, healthcare, and community development, resulting in measurable improvements in the lives of those we serve.
- Community-focused approachWe collaborate closely with local communities to ensure our initiatives are sustainable and culturally appropriate, empowering individuals and fostering self-reliance.
- Transparency and accountabilityWe maintain rigorous financial and operational transparency, ensuring that donations are used effectively and efficiently to maximize their impact.
Executive Summary
This proposal outlines a humanitarian project to construct a secure, nurturing home for 50 orphans in Iganga District, Uganda. The facility will provide basic needs such as shelter, nutrition, healthcare, and education support, aiming to restore hope, dignity, and opportunity to children who have lost parental care. With a modest budget of $10,000, we plan to initiate Phase 1 of the construction using cost-effective, community-driven methods.Background
Uganda faces a high number of orphans due to poverty, disease (especially HIV/AIDS), and conflict-related issues. In Iganga, many children are left homeless or in unsafe environments without consistent access to food, education, or medical care.These children are vulnerable to exploitation, disease, and trauma. A permanent, loving home is essential to break this cycle and give them a foundation for a brighter future.
Project Objectives
To construct a safe, durable home for 50 orphaned children.To provide daily meals and clean water.
To offer basic healthcare services through partnerships with local clinics.
To support access to education (uniforms, books, school fees).
To nurture emotional and spiritual wellbeing through mentorship and community care.
Scope and Activities
Phase 1 – Construction (3 months):
Build a 5-room dormitory (3 sleeping rooms, 1 dining/study, 1 small office).
Install rainwater harvesting system and basic sanitation (pit latrines).
Fence the land for security.
Phase 2 – Operations Support:
Hire 2 caregivers/matrons.
Set up a kitchen and food storage area.
Provide bedding, uniforms, and school materials.
5. Budget (USD 10,000)
ItemEstimated Cost (USD)Land Preparation andFoundation= $1,000
Building Materials (Bricks, Cement, Iron Sheets, Timber)=
$3,500
Labor (Local Builders)=$1,200
Beds, Mattresses & Bedding =$1,000
Water Storage (Tanks & Gutters)=$700
Pit Latrine Construction=
$600
Furniture (Tables, Chairs, Shelves)=$500
Kitchen Setup (Utensils, Cooking Stove)=$400
Miscellaneous/Admin Costs=$300
Total$10,000
6. Sustainability Plan
Local farming for partial food supply.
Partnerships with nearby schools and clinics.
Community volunteers and donor programs for long-term support
Income-generating projects (poultry, crafts) in future phases.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Monthly progress reports.
Financial accountability and receipt tracking.
Quarterly impact assessments (health, education, wellbeing).
8. Conclusion
This project is a life-changing opportunity to uplift 50 vulnerable children by providing them with not just shelter, but a real sense of family and future. With your support, Hope Haven will become a place of healing, learning, and love in the heart of Iganga.
We humbly request your partnership.
Thank you for considering our proposal.
Phase 1 – Construction (3 months):
Build a 5-room dormitory (3 sleeping rooms, 1 dining/study, 1 small office).
Install rainwater harvesting system and basic sanitation (pit latrines).
Fence the land for security.
Phase 2 – Operations Support:
Hire 2 caregivers/matrons.
Set up a kitchen and food storage area.
Provide bedding, uniforms, and school materials.
5. Budget (USD 10,000)
ItemEstimated Cost (USD)Land Preparation andFoundation= $1,000
Building Materials (Bricks, Cement, Iron Sheets, Timber)=
$3,500
Labor (Local Builders)=$1,200
Beds, Mattresses & Bedding =$1,000
Water Storage (Tanks & Gutters)=$700
Pit Latrine Construction=
$600
Furniture (Tables, Chairs, Shelves)=$500
Kitchen Setup (Utensils, Cooking Stove)=$400
Miscellaneous/Admin Costs=$300
Total$10,000
6. Sustainability Plan
Local farming for partial food supply.
Partnerships with nearby schools and clinics.
Community volunteers and donor programs for long-term support
Income-generating projects (poultry, crafts) in future phases.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Monthly progress reports.
Financial accountability and receipt tracking.
Quarterly impact assessments (health, education, wellbeing).
8. Conclusion
This project is a life-changing opportunity to uplift 50 vulnerable children by providing them with not just shelter, but a real sense of family and future. With your support, Hope Haven will become a place of healing, learning, and love in the heart of Iganga.
We humbly request your partnership.
Thank you for considering our proposal.
