ABOUT US
Even the little hope matters
Who We Are?
About Us
Our Story
PHF was born out of a ministry of preaching the Word of God in prisons, hospitals, and communities, where the founder realized many needed not only the Word but also physical and emotional support. Many rural communities suffer from illiteracy, poor health, violence, malnutrition, child abuse, neglect of the elderly, and more.
Through Priority Hope Foundation, we work to restore communities using spiritual guidance, support systems, and empowerment initiatives that bring lasting change.
Who We Are?
A Christian-founded organization
Committed to discipleship and evangelism
Supporting poor families
Promoting economic development
Protecting vulnerable individuals
Encouraging hope among HIV-affected persons
What We Believe
- God is for all people regardless of race or color.
- Only through Jesus Christ are we reconciled to God.
- We believe in the Word of God as our foundation.
- Eternal life is for all children of God.
- We believe in judgment and resurrection through Jesus Christ.
- Christ is the visible image of the invisible God.
Core Values
- Christ-centered
- Partnership
- Networking
- Respect
- Transparency
- Love
- Commitment
- Hard work
- Accountability
- Integrity
Meet Our Team
Waluboineha George
Nabirye Christine
Wakabi Henry
Kawala Sarah
Kifumba Ibrahim
Nakola Richard
Namagobwe Hazifa
Mpind Christine
Kakayi Deborah
Opio James Emmanuel
Achen Rebecca
Balongoire Wycliffe
Nasaba Samuel
What People Say About Us
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The theme is wonderful, great performance, and outstanding support!
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Our Trusted Partners
Our organization truly believes that by working together, we can save more lives than ever before.
Po Box 120008
Kaliro
Namalemba Village
Namukooge Parish
Namugongo Sub County
Kaliro District
Copyright 2025 By Priority Hope Foundation
The first time I encountered the dedicated team from Good Heart, I was greeted not just with supplies but with genuine empathy. It wasn't just about distributing essentials; it was about acknowledging our pain, our fears, and our dreams for a better tomorrow.