Shalom For Africa

Is a non profit making, non governmental organization registered in both Nakasongola-Uganda and Texas-U.S.A

 is committed to ensuring that the marginalized, vulnerable and disadvantaged, women, children and the youth acquire the capacity and ability to sustain good healthy and happy living conditions, provide for their own needs, and increase their own opportunities and to promote sustainable development.

Mission & Vision

Mission:
Shalom For Africa’s mission is to improve the life of the less privileged and voiceless persons in the world. We are committed to creating scholarship funds for AIDS orphans, provide health care, home visits and home based care for HIV/AIDS patients, we empower single mothers by extending to them low interest rate Micro giving, we  involve the youth in Sports programs. As a way of saving the environment, we are committed to tree planting and extending seeds to communities.

Vision:
Shalom For Africa believes in ensuring that the marginalized, vulnerable and disadvantaged children(especially the orphans), women(single mothers),  and the youth acquire the capacity and ability to sustain good healthy and happy living conditions, provide for their own needs, and increase their own opportunities and to promote sustainable development.

Motto:
Igniting dreams one at a time.

History

Our Founder:
After sharing a life of an orphaned child, Paul Masembe was inspired to make a difference by giving the less privileged a chance to attain their dreams. In 2009, Paul Masembe shared the Shalom dream with a group of friends who discouraged him, they told him that registration was taxing and that maintaining a charity was an expensive venture. His dream however was rejuvenated in 2010 when together with a couple of friends were able to give birth to Shalom For Africa. Shalom For Africa was founded with a hope of igniting dreams of the less privileged.

 “My Mother gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, she believed in me and gave me the responsibility of heading a home while she was away. She reminded me that success is the best happiness attained.” – Paul Masembe