Transformed For Life

"Overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice. It is the protection of a fundamental human right, the right to dignity and a decent life." -Nelson Mandela 
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Transformed for Life  is committed to serving vulnerable people throughout Uganda and providing them with the skills to empower them to have a better future. 

Ugandans are exceptionally hardworking, forgiving, generous and hospitable people. Our goal is for families to move from surviving to thriving.  

  • After years of our non-profit working with street children and sexually exploited women in the slums of Kampala, Transformed for Life continually saw the same push-factors for children and teens running from their biological families to the streets: poverty, trauma, domestic violence, divorce and the lack of an education. We were working with vulnerable people who had been hurt in their homes and then traumatised further by the extreme abuse, violence and exploitation of the streets. Three years ago, in 2016 we decided to shift our focus from an emergency response of street children to prevention of street children coming to the streets in the first place, we decided to do that through the people that love them more than anyone else- their mothers. We moved our family and ministry to the village in Western Uganda where we now run a weekly women's empowerment program for 600 women. These women are caring for over 3,000 children.  

    Our focus areas include economic empowerment, education, medical care, trauma, conservation, and improved agricultural techniques. 

    Transformed for Life is also continuing to support former street children and vulnerable children to successfully stay at home with their families and to receive an education as we believe that a good education is key for their success in achieving their dreams for their life. 

    Transformed for Life also believes that conservation of the beautiful world around us is of utmost importance. Transformed for Life has distributed moringa and mango seedlings to women in our community. We have also planted over 8,400 indigenous trees on our land in addition to sustainable timber in the form of pine trees.