It is with gratitude and humility that I serve as founder of MyHomeCare-Uganda.
MyHomeCare- Uganda is a foundation, it is my life calling, and it’s a dream that I have always been waiting to offer to the venerable individuals and here I am living my creed and walking my truth. Scripture tells us that “The greatest among you will be your servant. For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted (Matthew 23:11-12.) As a not for profit organization,
MyHomeCare-Uganda began because of people like current volunteers, individuals who saw a need in the community and who were compelled to make a difference. People motivated by individual love and a passion to serve their community.
As dedicated community steward, I recognize the importance of supporting Elderly and disadvantaged individuals to live better at home with the care and support they require to do the things that have become more difficult. Through my personal pocket and current volunteers who devoted their time and energy here we are.
Henry Vueyaunzi
what drives us
MyHomeCare-Uganda provides service offerings under our six pillars of work:
Domestic Support
Help around the home including light cleaning, changing bed sheets, washing and other day-to-day tasks.
Meal Support
Meal support which can involve a care worker giving you a hand in the kitchen or preparing the whole meal for you.
Personal Assistance
Personal care including showering, dressing and grooming.
Products & home modifications
Products can include anything from walking aids and health supplements. If required, home modifications can also be arranged to help you remain independent and keep you safe.
Pastoral Care
Pastoral care is having someone to talk to, pray with, read the Bible/Quran, or a kind ear to listen. Our pastoral care service is available to you no matter your religion or background and it’s free.
Health Care
If needed Nursing and allied health provision in your home. Through our partners, we shall arrange range health professionals including registered nurses, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, occupational therapists and podiatrists.
Our Success
MyHomeCare-Uganda’s success lies
in the stories of the many Elderly the likes of Angela Lori who was born in 1927, Tigaboyo Lavinia and many others of our communities who, despite the challenges of their realities, have utilized the opportunities and experience afforded to them through our services.
As we expand our impact footprint across the Madi Sub-region and entire Westnile. I am grateful for the Support of our volunteers, Moyo district Local Government, Uganda Government and other stakeholders. Most importantly, though, we are thankful for the grace of God that allows us to bless others through our service.