The heartbreaking reality? Shekhinah currently turns away three children for every one we can house. Our Homes of Hope expansion project addresses this crisis by constructing four

In Uganda’s rural communities, many orphaned children walk dangerous distances to overcrowded schools—until they inevitably drop out. Shekhinah is changing this narrative through our Hope Academy construction

At Shekhinah Orphanage, we recognize that many orphans are cared for by struggling grandmothers and widows. Through our Seeds of Dignity project, we equip these courageous women

When Shekhinah rescued 8-year-old Kirabo from a Kamwokya garbage dump, his file read like a catalog of horrors: malnourished, illiterate, traumatized by abuse. Today, that

When the mountains collapsed in Bududa, Shekhinah Orphanage immediately deployed rescue teams to locate children who had lost everything. We found 12-year-old David clinging to

Shekhinah’s night outreach teams patrol Kampala’s most dangerous areas, offering street children what they crave most – safety and belonging. We found 9-year-old Maria huddled