ABOUT US
LABAN BIRYOMUMEISHO is the managing Director at Trades of New Hope. He has a well vast experience of working with marginalized and underprivileged people (widows, orphans, street children). He holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration ( management) of Kabale University, a bachelors degree of Business administration from Uganda Christian University and has attained several a certificates in Leadership, Evangelism and Discipleship.
Dianah holds a bachelors degree in education (biology and chemistry), teaches in a public secondary school at Hornby Highschool. Founding director, New springs of hope prep school. She holds a Masters degree in Biochemistry at Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Uganda.
Laban and Dianah Biryomumeisho serve as the founders and directors of Trades of New Hope, working to reach un reached, give hope, spiritual renewal and restore vulnerable children through social-economical, psycho-social, spiritual intervention initiatives. With a deep heart for family-based care and trauma-informed support, we welcome partners by working closely with local churches, government agencies, and international networks.
They are based in Uganda with their five children (Elizabeth, Eliane, Eliora Ethiel and Azriel ); they are involved in evangelism and development issues building relationships in Families with children so as to win them for Christ.
They are local missionaries who speaks the language and understands the culture, concerns in different aspects and who brings a valuable living Hope and skills to their community.
Thank you for giving so selflessly of your time and energy. You are planting seeds of confidence and love in these young lives that will stay with them forever. We are deeply grateful for your dedication.
Serving un reached communities is a sacrifice that needs a shoulder to lean on.
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Matthew 25:35-40NIV; 35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, 36 I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.