HOPE OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE

About HOPE OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE

HOCW is a refugee led organization it started operations in 2008 and fully registered in 2010, the organization is registered by NGO BOARD. HOCW serves both refugees and nationals, it is involved in livelihood, Food Security and Water, Health and Education. VISION A world where every person has the hope, confidence, and necessary means to be self-reliant and achieve their own definition of wellbeing. MISSION: To create a safe and welcoming home for all members of the community where they can access the support they need to lead a productive life: education, employment, health, sense of belonging, sufficient food and clean water. GOALS ● Ensure all community members have access to the services they need to attain financial mobility, including employment and banking. ● Increase access to educational opportunities. ● Ensure that all community members have access nutritious food and clean water ● Improve access to medical and mental health care To meet the needs of the children, youth and the women, HOCW provides a range of programs that seek to empower and promote self reliance among the women, youth as well as the children. HOCW uses 4 programs to meet the needs of the community.

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12:49 pm · Sep 09, 2024

Exciting Update! The construction of our new Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centre is progressing well! ???? Thanks to the generous support of GWBF, we have also acquired individual chairs to ensure that adult learners taking English classes have a comfortable and conducive space to learn. ???????? We are excited to see this project come to life and make a lasting impact. Stay tuned for more updates! ????

06:18 am · Jul 03, 2024

The construction of our Kindergarten school is underway! Our children are looking forward to the wonderful new space that this magnificent building will soon offer them.

12:47 pm · Jun 05, 2024

This morning, the Tubulire Team under IRC, along with Uganet and HOCW, hosted a workshop at HOCW. The workshop was designed to help refugees understand their rights, access important resources, and build a stronger community.

Mission

To create a safe and welcoming home for all members of the community where they can access the support they need to lead a productive life: education, employment, health, sense of belonging, sufficient food and clean water.

Vision

A world where every person has the hope, confidence, and necessary means to be self-reliant and achieve their own definition of wellbeing.

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