Our Vision:
Seeing orphans from different families which are educated skilled and are inspired
By faith and hope and become a transformable force within their respective communities.
Our Mission:
Providing the required support to orphans in terms of quality education, food, shelter
And other life essentials need and sharing with them the transforming message of Jesus
The word of God to build near Christian faith and identity.
We are a non-profit organization that provides support to orphans among
The Democratic Republic of Congo refugees in Uganda. The organization was initiated
By Bishop Karegeya in Mbarara, Uganda in 2014.
We work under the umbrella of the Vision of Jesus Pentecostal started by the same Pastor
In Mbarara where the Vision of Jesus Pentecostal started both community and the church members
Were financially and very vulnerable.
A good number of them being refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo who fled
Armed
Since its establishment in 2014, the Good Samaritans structure has among other objectives
Provide school and health materials to orphan children’s so that they can go to school
Providing them with a happy home, food, clothing, playground and technical center and
Organize and conduct training workshops and seminars to tackle poverty among communities
We created with 5 orphans, and relied on financial contributions from church members
Since the number of orphans who need support has increased and we currently host
18 orphans in total. Most of the supported children are at primary school level.
However, many other children need support that we are unable to provide.
That is why my wish is to provide support and host 100 children.
However, many other children need support that we are unable to provide.
That is why we have our wish to provide support and host 100 children.
Supporting 100 children and building their lives in terms of food, clothes, healthcare
In a country where the government doesn’t help at all. These children expect everything from
Good Samaritans because they don’t have any parents and are refugees.
Bishop Karegeya is now base in Canada.