Stories of Hope Restored

Esther is 20 years old, pursuing her degree in Midwifery, a path she has chosen with deep conviction. Her desire to become a midwife stems from a calling rooted in compassion, faith, and a longing to make a difference. 

Faith is a 20-year-old with a passion for Nursing and Midwifery. Her life dramatically changed after the loss of her father. Her mother struggled to support her education and Faith lost hope.

Joel is studying nursing and is driven by the desire to close the healthcare gaps he witnesses in his community.

Hanifah's father abandoned his family, leaving her mother, a farmer, to struggle alone. After her mother's passing due to HIV/AIDS in 2019, Hanifah, as the eldest child, took on the responsibility of caring for her younger siblings.

Gerald is 24 years old and has a passion for saving lives. While he received love and support from his parents, the family struggled financially, making education a challenge for Gerald and his siblings.

At just 23 years old, Vicky is on a mission to revolutionize Uganda's healthcare system. She's pursuing a career in Medical Laboratory Techniques, driven by a deep-seated desire to prevent misdiagnosis and save lives.

Although he was initially placed on the waitlist, Kenneth continued to engage and fellowship with youth at C.F.F.C through the years and committed his life to Christ in 2023.

Grace has a zeal to break the cycle of financial hardship and create a brighter future. Through Ravens support, Grace’s hope for the future has been restored and is now coming to fruition!

Hafuswah, a 21-year-old devout Christian from a complex Islamic polygamous background, sought support from Ravens two years after discontinuing her education.

Rebecca worked at a stone quarry to help make ends meet. Even though her parents were around, they lived in poverty and were unable to support her endeavors.

Eric was always one of the smartest in his class and loved to learn. But when Eric’s parents separated due to domestic-related issues, life changed.

For Harriet, every day was haunting, especially after her parents died. As a child, she found herself sleeping on the floor of a church with her friend Rita and fending off street dogs.

Raised in a Muslim family, Ashraf is one of seven children by the same mother but different fathers. A graduate of the Ravens Uganda program, Ashraf is an example of God at work in this powerful way.

Madrine’s emotional battle with anger almost consumed her as she processed the poverty that surrounded her. With the support of Ravens Uganda, her dreams have been restored.