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The orphanage originated as a result of a civil war from 2016-2018, which took many lives and left many children without families intact to look after them. This included Masa and his mother, who lost their other relatives.
Masa and his mother's goal and vision is to raise enough money to afford their own land and house, and to be able to feed and provide for all the other local children who are in need.
Meet Masa Fredrick, a dedicated Love Peace Harmony Foundation volunteer, who, at the age of 22 has taken on the incredible responsibility of caring for over 70 children along with his mother, Namutesi Esther, at Together We Love Ministry, an orphanage on the shores of Lake Victoria in Uganda. Their vision is clear – to provide a better home and education for every child under their care.
Recognizing the need in the community, and realizing many were living in hunger, Masa's mother formed Together We Love Ministry, with the goal of getting funds to feed and educate the local children and women who were affected by the war. As a child, Masa witnessed his mother working in people's gardens and homes to raise money to sustain the children and provide food for everyone. As he grew up, Masa began taking on more responsibility of running the orphanage alongside his mother.
Let's come together to support these children and improving the quality of their lives.
Together we can make a difference.
Together We Love.
Read on our news article when Masa first became an LPHF volunteer here.
Read our news article here about the children first receiving the Love Peace Harmony Field™, and how they are living the principle of Ubuntu - I Am Because We Are, in their everyday lives.
Their journey hasn't been an easy one, early on, they were often unable to get enough food, sometimes were only able to eat once a day and sometimes would even have to go for a day without eating at all. They would have to walk for miles to get safe drinking water. They would sleep on bare floors, without bug nets - which are often essential for preventing disease. They were once unable to afford to send the children to school. Rent was also a difficult challenge.
Now, with funding, the children are able to all eat regular meals, they have water at home that is safe for drinking, they sleep on mattresses under bug nets, and are able to afford education for the children.
Masa and his mother remained steadfast in their commitment to their community’s children. Their optimism and perseverance laid the foundation for the positive transformations that would follow.
Their orphanage requires ongoing support to ensure the children are all getting regular meals, and provided with education, as well as all the basic needs of everyday life, to not only maintain, but improve their quality of life.
