Shalom Home Care Foundation Masaka

26/03/2026

😔 In the village of Katwe-Kyotera, Ms. Cate, a widow, lives with her elderly mother and her two young boys, Mathias 12 years and Derrick 5 years. Their home is in a dire state, with holes in the walls and a broken door, leaving them vulnerable to safety risks, including r**e and child kidnapping for sacrifice.

The boys' father passed away, and they were forced to leave their home as they couldn't afford a legal family lawyer to help them, thus seeking refuge with their grandmother. The family is struggling to make ends meet, lacking basic necessities like food, clothing, and education.

The mother, though weak with health issues, goes around digging small gardens to feed her young ones and her elderly mother. Mathias dropped out of school in Primary two last year due to financial constraints, and Derrick has never had the chance to attend school. Ms. Cate is doing her best, but the family needs support.

We appeal for your kindness to help Ms. Cate's family:
- Iron sheets for a safer home
- Food and clothing for the children
- School fees for Mathias and Derrick
- Support for their daily needs
- Buy poultry for rearing for sustainability

Your generosity can bring hope and safety 🙏.

How to help?
Contact: +256789551982 or shomecarefoundation@gmail
Send donations: MTN Mobile Money - +256789551982 (Name: Diana Nakagayi)

You can also check out our websites. https://shalomhomecarefoundation.org/

Thank you for your kind support in advance.
May God bless you abundandly

23/03/2026

_URGENT APPEAL FOR HELP_

We are reaching out to you with a heartfelt plea for support for Ms. Grace Mukiisa and her four young children in Sserinya, Masaka. This single mother is struggling to provide for her kids, Henry Kavuma 14 years, Joel Ssemujju 8 years, William Ssegirinya 6 years, and Annet Nakavuma 2 years after being abandoned by their father.

Their home is in shambles, with no iron sheets, leaving them vulnerable to the elements. The children are going without basic necessities like food, clothing, and education. Henry and Joel had to drop out of school due to financial constraints.

We appeal for your kindness to help Ms. Mukiisa:
- Iron sheets for a safer home
- Food and clothing for the children
- School fees for Henry and Joel
- Any other form of support

Every contribution counts, and your generosity can bring hope to this family 🙏.

_How to help:_
Contact us on shomecarefoundation@gmail.com
Thank you for your compassion 😊

20/03/2026

"We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Thomas Hermann from Germany for generously donating food and necessities to this family. Your kindness has brought immense joy to them 🙏. We also invite others to contribute, no matter how small – every bit counts and is deeply appreciated. Even $10 means a lot to us. Thank you in Jesus' name 😊"

11/03/2026

This is the painful reality of a struggling family living with HIV and extreme poverty. Through our field visit, we witnessed their daily challenges and the urgent need for support.

Shalom Home Care Foundation is calling upon kind hearts to stand with this family. Your support can help provide food, medical care, school fees, clothes and hope for a better future.

Together we can restore dignity and bring hope.

🙏 If you would like to support, please contact Shalom Home Care Foundation.

07/03/2026

🚨 Urgent Appeal – Help Needed for a Struggling Family in Kyabakuza, Masaka

In Kyabakuza village, Masaka, a single mother is raising three young boys alone in a small rented single room in a slum area.

Her first son David (8) lost his father, while the father of the other children abandoned them, leaving her with no support.

Because of extreme poverty, the family sometimes survives on one meal a day, and some days it is only a cup of porridge. Concerned neighbors even reported that the children sometimes look for food in dustbins because there is nothing to eat at home.

The boys wear torn clothes, share what little they have, and most of them have never been to school. Only David once attended school but dropped out due to lack of school fees.

🙏 We are appealing to kind-hearted people to support this family with food, clothes, school fees, and basic needs.

Even a small contribution can change the lives of these children.

📩 Please message us if you can help, and kindly share this post so it reaches someone who can support.

❤️ Together we can restore hope to this family.

03/03/2026

*Nalule and Her Son John – A Story of Hope from Masaka*
In a small village in Masaka lives Nalule, a mother carrying the heavy responsibility of raising her children alone. Though the father of her children is still alive, he abandoned the family years ago, and no one knows where he is. Since then, Nalule has become both mother and father to her children.

Life has not been easy.

Their small mud house stands as a symbol of both hardship and resilience. Nalule survives on casual labor in people’s gardens, earning very little — sometimes nothing at all. Many days are filled with uncertainty about the next meal.

Her son John is a quiet but determined boy. Despite the struggles at home, he holds tightly to a big dream: he wants to become an Engineer. He dreams of building strong homes, improving roads, and helping families in his village live better lives. More than anything, he wants to lift his mother out of suffering and support his younger sibling.

However, school fees, uniforms, books, and other necessities are beyond Nalule’s reach. John sometimes misses school because there is simply no money. Yet he remains hopeful.

Without a father’s support and with another child to care for, Nalule’s burden is overwhelming. But she refuses to give up.

This family does not ask for luxury — only for a chance. A chance for John to stay in school. A chance for the children to have food, basic needs, and a future filled with dignity.

With support, John’s dream of becoming an Engineer can become reality. And one day, the same boy who struggles today may become the solution to many families tomorrow.

Their story is not just about abandonment and poverty.
It is about courage.
It is about perseverance.
It is about hope waiting for a helping hand.

01/03/2026

Happy New Month from Shalom Home Care Foundation

A new month, a new opportunity to show love, give hope, and make a difference.

May this month bring healing, provision, and greater impact to every life we touch.

💚 ShalomHomeCareFoundation

26/02/2026

In the dust-blown village of Kyango - Kyotera lives Mzeei Kimera in a shelter of rusted iron and mud.

A logging sickness attacked him and made him paralyzed when he was 4 years old which claimed both his legs at the hip, leaving him to pull himself across the ground with hands that have grown as tough as leather.

He is the sole protector of his grand children, 7-year-old Samuel Muwanguzi and 5-year-old Priscilla Mulungi. Poverty stricken,often going days with only the memory of food.

Samuel's mother,after her husband succumbed to "the long illness," she soon found herself battling the same virus—HIV—while her strength and small savings withered away. Ostracized by a community that feared her status and burened by extreme scarcity, she gathered her two young children and left them at the gates of her father-in-law’s homestead, disappearing into the morning mist so they wouldn't have to watch her fade......

01/07/2025

Happy new month of July.✨✨

25/06/2025

A story about "The Widow's house"
Inspired by Psalm 68:5🫂

12/06/2025

New hope✨✨⭐

25/05/2025