Life’s challenges don’t care about our past; they test us by our actions today. This principle has guided me through difficult times. While we cannot change our history, we can shape our future through our choices and deeds. For many, the weight of past mistakes can feel like an anchor, dragging us down and keeping us from moving forward. But from my experience, I’ve learned that focusing on who you were only keeps you stuck. Instead, what matters is showing up with humility,
In a remote village in Uganda called Kagoma, where poverty is the daily reality and opportunities are scarce, something remarkable is taking shape. What started as a small local mission to care for vulnerable children has grown into a lifeline for hundreds. It’s a story of community, resilience, and the power of investing in dignity and self-reliance. Children outside of Foundation of Hope, sharing a meal A Mission Rooted in Community I first learned about Kagoma through Ndif
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