Hope Community Action (HCA) Africa, or HCAA, is a non-profit, non-governmental organization established in July 2019, in East Africa – Uganda. Our mission is to help children in need access basic needs and the opportunity to thrive.
Emmanuel Manishimwe, the Hope Community Action Africa National Team Leader, discusses the organization’s transformative approach to aiding vulnerable children, especially …
$50 a month will give education to a vulnerable child, an income generating project for their caregiver, continuous counselling services, business and projects advisory support and personal development activities at the day center
At Hope Community Action Africa, we are dedicated to fostering sustainable change by working directly at-the-grassroots, partnering with communities to co-create solutions from the ground up. Our approach is designed to achieve a genuine holistic-impact, addressing the interconnected needs of individuals and families to cultivate lasting well-being. We uphold this mission with a profound sense of responsibility, ensuring we are accountable for our actions and their outcomes. Foundational to our work is an unwavering commitment to transparency, building trust with our communities and partners through open, honest communication in all that we do.
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Our Team
Staff, Board and Global Advisory Team
Pastor Dorothy Wataba
Pastor Dorothy Wataba
Pastor Dorothy Wataba is a Pastor at Watoto Church Mukono. She is married to Mr. Godfrey Wataba and together they have 3 children. Pastor Dora is the Chairperson Board of Directors.
Ms. Ednas Nyiranzabandora
Ms. Ednas Nyiranzabandora
Ednas is the Peer Coordinator, Kisoro OVC Intervention Project. She is also the Chairperson, Twifatanye (Solidarity) Women Group.
Mr Eric Niyonshima
Mr Eric Niyonshima
Eric Niyonshima is the Project Coordinator, Kisoro OVC Intervention Project.
What are people saying about Hope Community Action Africa?
“What a wonderful testimonial from Caroline Coulthard. “It was a privilege to be invited to see the amazing work of HCAA”
Katie Bailey
“It’s easy to feel helpless in the face of inequality, but it was amazing to witness this work in person, to see the impact that it was having, and to understand the commitment that HCA have to bettering the lives of these precious children.”
Hope Community Action Africa’s support in Kisoro has been transformative, enabling us to provide crucial educational assistance, health and nutritional guidance, psychosocial counseling, and economic empowerment that are truly changing the lives of over 40 vulnerable children and their families.
A good orientation is critical for a successful and impactful international mission experience, both for the volunteers and the community. This orientation program is comprehensive, practical, and deeply rooted in cultural humility.
Katie Bailey
Caroline Coulthard
Eric N
