HOCAM is a registered faith-driven organization with deep community roots, dedicated to embracing children, empowering families, and inspiring communities to drive meaningful transformation. We address social, economic, and spiritual needs through programs that improve literacy, increase employability, expand business opportunities, and enhance health and well-being.
Our story
In 2011, Pastor John Akiza responded to the overwhelming needs of his community in Kalonga, Uganda, founding Hope & Care Ministries (HOCAM) to be a beacon of hope. Driven by compassion, HOCAM was established to address the unique challenges faced by fatherless children and widows.
What began as a small fellowship of believers has blossomed into a ministry dedicated to caring for orphans and needy children, supporting families, and empowering youth. Our journey is a commitment not only to meeting immediate needs but also to enabling long-term growth. Today, HOCAM’s reach extends further, touching lives, inspiring transformation, and helping individuals fulfill their divine purpose.
Mission Statement
We bring hope, healing, and transformation to communities through the good news of Jesus Christ. We embrace children, empower families, and inspire communities to drive meaningful transformation that addresses social, economic, and spiritual needs.
Our team
Richard Mwesigye – Team leader
Joshua Magezi– Operations
Racheal – Admin & Finance
Isaac Tumusiime – Hope Innovators
Jackie Kisakye – Child Care
Administrator, H&Children’s Center
John Akiza – Pastor/Founder,
Hope City Church,
H&C Children’s Center
Sssagala Martin – Pastor &
Team leader, Healing Wings
Brian Tumwebaze – Head Teacher,
H&C Primary School
Gloria – Counselor
Timothy Muwanguzi – Handyman
Services Coordinator
Amos – Manager,
Care Farm
WE VALUE
FAITH
INTEGRITY
HOPE
LOVE
every gift sows a seed of hope.
By donating to HOCAM, you help provide vital resources—from basic needs, education, and healthcare to skills, shelter, and spiritual guidance. Together, we can make a lasting impact by meeting the needs of the fatherless, widows, strangers, and others in distress.