Hope Centre Foundation●Sustainably Empowering Communities
We build youth capacities through trainings in business management, providing and advocating for access to start-up capital for the most “vulnerable persons”
At Hope Centre Foundation (HOCEFO), we ensure health rights and access to health services in a fragile setting.
When disasters occur, HOCEFO provides emergency responses to ensure that basic human needs are met.
We advocate for digital rights through policy analysis, research advocacy, community awareness and investing in technology programs.
Hope Centre Foundation (HOCEFO) is a relief, development and advocacy non-government organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. We currently operate in Uganda and we are implementing projects in health & nutrition, water, sanitation & hygiene (WASH), livelihoods & resilience, education and child protection.
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Promote Human Development through responding to emergencies, fighting poverty, advocacy, and nurturing just and peaceful communities.
A community of Hope and social justice, where all people live in sustainable dignity and security with poverty overcome.
Are you beliefs in line with our mission? Please feel free to volunteer with us whether online or on site.
We need additional skills which
support and complement the existing skills of salaried
staff that will help our organisation be even more effective
in achieving its objectives
We need to involve volunteers from a variety of
backgrounds and with complementary skills so that we can learn to approach challenges
creatively and with a fresh perspective.
We're aiming at bringing local
knowledge, enthusiasm and skills to our
organisation since volunteer involvement reflects
acceptance and ownership of our project or group
within the community.
Since volunteers often feel more free to say what they
think about an organisation’s practices than paid
employees do. We see this as a resource for our
organisation to gather information about its
practices or programmes and to make any
changes needed for future success.
We continually experiment. We fail quickly and productively. We use data and feedback to guide our course.
“I spent nearly two weeks with HOCEFO and it was unforgettable.. It was an eye opening experience to see and experience their way of life and changed my view on things..”
“Working with HOCEFO has been an incredibly rewarding, enlightening and enjoyable experience. When I first applied to work with an HIV/AIDS organisation I was not entirely sure what to expect but my time with HOCEFO has been everything I had hoped it would be..”
“For the journey i have walked while at HOCEFO, i have become more determined to care for my fellow humans regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion name it.”
