LEEDES.
LEEDES= Leadership Empowerment in Evangelism, Discipleship and Enterprise Services.
This is a youth training in leadership in discipleship and evangelism training program that will help them to grow in faith and be equipped for Jesus ministry. The program targets church leaders, school leaders in charge of spiritual growth, university, tertiary, students in high school on a weekly basis. our training will also accommodate women and young girls affected with sexual abuses by playing a pivotal role in enabling the provision of essential counseling services to individuals and families impacted by child sexual abuse, family, and domestic violence and be able to extend our reach and offer vital assistance to those who need it most.
We shall hold an annual Church leaders training that takes one week. They're sent back to communities to extend God's word to un reached in their communities.
Skills Training center; to cub un employment and provide self sustaining programs to the young women and girls who are survivors of sexual assault and sexual abuse , this institute shall be raising up a dynamic generation who are grounded in their identity in Jesus, confident in their faith, and passionate about serving their communities by sharing God's love with their friends. A professional kitchen and chef training culinary built to helpstudents to secure jobs in the hotel and hospitality industry in Uganda.
The dining hall shall double as a meeting center and worship space on Sunday mornings. With the modern world of technology, science, and math. It shall includes a computer, science lab, and a library.
Do you need to be on a Short or long term missionary here for this ministry? Reach out to us.
SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN ROOTED IN HOPE
With African climatic dynamics that have largely affected its climate, feeding the world's population has become a growing challenge. Millions of rural families whose food security begins in their own fields and gardens have increasingly become difficult for small house hold farmers and other families who do not have where to grow crops or develop gardens, as a result disrupting the systems families rely on to feed themselves. Unpredictable rainfall, prolonged drought, and declining soil health make it increasingly difficult for smallholder farmers to produce dependable harvests. as a result many families break up due to violence in families and children end up on the streets searching for food and well as lack education.
Hope gardens are helping families grow fresh vegetables and fruit in backyards, in containers thus improving weekly nutrition while reducing dependence on purchased food or staying hungry. we provide seeds, fruit trees, and nutrition training sensitization and empowering households and small householder farmers to cultivate diverse crops that support quick healthier diets. These small household vegetable gardens creates all year round access to nutritious food while strengthening families’ ability to care for themselves.


Women of Hope initiative (W.O.H.I)
In Uganda-East Africa, we seek to support s needy mothers and young girls who are weak and distress. Of the many factors at play within our socials construct the biggest contributors to abandonment, sexual assault, sexual abuse, illegal abortion and neglect are: High rates of poverty High rates of gender-based violence, rape and Unemployment, or fear of loss of employment due to an unplanned pregnancy Shame and stigma (cultural and societal paradigms) Women of Hope initiative (W.O.H.I) is a committed group of strong and compassionate women, giving hope and opportunity to Young girls and fellow women. These girls and women are of diverse, vibrant, who are building the future community by investing in biblical understanding. women on a daily basis struggle with domestic violence, discrimination and sexual abuse, School girls who drop out, single mothers and widows. we meet to pray, study the Bible verses together and share skills like handcrafts, tailoring, knitting, crocheting and do farming, savings. These helps them to raise income to sustain themselves and families. We intend to provide counselling and support to all these categories of ladies and birthmothers to support them in their efforts to care for their baby and provide options when they cannot.


EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS
Education is the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits. Educational methods include teaching, training, storytelling, discussion and directed research. Providing educational materials in the form of clothing, books, pens,shoes and food to many orphans is a great way of empowering orphans. in Africa education is regarded as a key to success. we find it a joy to train these orphan children to know how to read and write because reading bibles and other literature materials will be simple. plans are underway to setup an elementary school for them. With over 500 children with out education in a small village, we call upon individuals, churches, companies to partner with us and save these lives. a sample of pictures shown below is of stranded children who need support.
CHILDREN'S HOME.
Plans are underway to create a dedicated home to host 250 orphan children found on the streets and those abandoned, This is where the orphans are fed, loved, clothed, housed, and cared for. we need $5000 monthly. These precious children are the future leaders of Uganda, Planting these seeds of young ones with the Gospel Message, these children are ready waiting for you to answer God's call and support, pray for them. its takes a sacrifice to support All children deserve to grow and learn in a safe environment.
Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) ;
These are crucial and self-managed community groups that are composed of typically 15–30 members whom we empower with funds in a revolving style and they start enterprises. part of the income is saved in the VSLA . We aim at providing access to credit for income generating activities, school fees, and emergencies. These primarily target rural, "unbankable" populations and empower families and smallholder farmers to build financial resilience and economic independence. below is Ikamiro savings group. we mentor and train them in financial literacy and business skills.



WATER AND SANITATION
Today more than 10 million people in southwestern Uganda do not have clean water, worse when you visit the remote community of pygmies, bakiga, bafumbira and other tribes, access to safe water and sanitation at where they live is a catastrophic. Clean, reliable water is essential for health, food production, and economic stability, yet millions of people still lack access. people do not have safely managed drinking water, and in many communities, women and children spend hours each day walking long distances to collect it. . We invite you to partner with us and see how your support changes lives. The daily burden limits opportunity, impacts health, and reinforces cycles of poverty. Trades of New Hope works alongside communities to provide access to clean, reliable water sources. By combining water access, conservation, and filtration, we help families save time, improve health, and build resilience.

Laban, the managing Director Launches a water Well in Kashasha on 2nd July 2020

children excited totap water at the launching of a water well in BATWA community 2nd July 2020
HEALTH PROJECT AND MEDICAL CAMPS
Its part of our mission to provide orphan children, mothers and prisoners with the simple, inexpensive, medical services and basic nutritional support they need to survive and thrive. trades of new hope Uganda is focusing on how to achieve a wide coverage for at-risk communities in districts of kisoro, kanungu, Rubanda and Ntungamo in Uganda . Every day, approximately 8/10 children under five die each months. A staggering 80% of those Pygmies deaths occur in the remote areas — and most of them are preventable. When you donate , you’re creating a community where all children survive and thrive.
we need to raise $5000 each year we carry out medical outreaches in the Batwa community, we call upon both local and international health workers and practitioners to get involved. e-mail us in case you want to participate.



