Children at GTMI Children's Home Uganda learning together in a safe classroom environment

A Place Called Family

GTMI Children's Home provides residential care that prioritizes dignity, healing, and belonging for every child. We operate according to Ugandan child welfare standards and international best practices in alternative care.

Our approach centers on family reunification wherever possible. When children cannot return to birth families, we pursue connection with extended family or quality foster care. Every child receives education, healthcare, nutritious meals, life skills training, and emotional support from trained house parents and social workers. This is not an institution. This is home.

What We Do

Comprehensive care that addresses the whole child through evidence based practices in Uganda.

24/7 Residential Care

Safe homes with trained house parents providing trauma-informed care and daily family life in Uganda.

Family Restoration & Reunification

Case management to trace families and support safe reintegration with ongoing follow up in communities.

Child Protection & Safeguarding

Strict policies aligned with Uganda Ministry of Gender standards to ensure every child is safe and heard.

Quality Education

Enrollment in accredited Ugandan schools with tutoring, supplies, and support for all learning levels.

Healthcare & Nutrition

Regular medical checkups, immunizations, mental health support, and three nutritious meals daily.

Life Skills & Spiritual Development

Vocational training, mentorship, and values formation to prepare youth for independent Ugandan adulthood.

Impact in Uganda

Measured outcomes that reflect hope restored and futures rebuilt.

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Children in Residential Care

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Family Reunifications

100%

Enrolled in School

24/7

Care & Protection

Sarah, a young girl from Uganda, smiling with her extended family after reunification
Story of Hope

From Abandoned to Adopted into Hope

At age six, Sarah arrived at GTMI Children's Home after losing both parents. Through our family tracing program, social workers located her aunt in Eastern Uganda. After months of counseling and preparation, Sarah was joyfully reunited with extended family. Today she thrives in school and visits the Home as a big sister to new arrivals.

"The Home gave me safety when I had nowhere to go. Now I have a family again."
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Our Approach

A framework aligned with Ugandan child welfare standards and global best practice.

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Rescue & Protect

Immediate safety, medical assessment, and safeguarding protocols upon entry to our care in Uganda.

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Nurture & Heal

Trauma-informed counseling, stable routines, and attachment with consistent house parents and mentors.

3

Educate & Equip

Formal schooling plus vocational training and financial literacy for transition to Ugandan society.

4

Restore & Release

Family reunification or independent living support with continued case management and alumni network.

Life at the Home

Daily rhythms of safety, learning, and joy in our Ugandan residential care.

Children at GTMI Home learning in classroom with teacher and volunteers

Learning

Daily tutoring, homework support, and enrichment activities. House parents partner with local Ugandan schools to ensure academic success.

Children playing soccer together safely at GTMI Children's Home in Uganda

Playing

Structured play, sports, and creative arts help children heal from trauma and build social skills with peers and caring adults.

Ugandan and international house parents sharing a meal with children at the Home

Growing

Family style meals, bedtime stories, and mentorship from diverse house parents create the consistency children need to thrive.

Partners in Uganda

We work alongside government and community leaders to uphold the highest standards of care.

Ministry of Gender, Labour & Social Development

Uganda

UNICEF Uganda

Child Protection

Local Churches

Community Network

Ugandan Social Workers Association

Case Management

Current Needs

Your support provides immediate care and long term stability for children in Uganda.

Young child in Uganda receiving care and education through sponsorship

Sponsor a Child

$45/mo

Provides food, education, medical care, and trauma support for one child in residential care.

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Construction of new safe housing for girls in Uganda

Fund the New Girls Dormitory

Goal: $75,000

Provide safe, dignified housing for 30 additional girls. Includes bedrooms, bathrooms, and study space.

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Social worker meeting with family in Ugandan community for reunification

Support Family Reunification

Any Amount

Funds family tracing, counseling, transport, and economic strengthening to safely reunite children.

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Get Involved

Partner with us to ensure every child in Uganda grows up safe, loved, and ready for the future.

Sponsor a Child at the Home

Build a relationship through letters and updates while providing monthly support for education, nutrition, healthcare, and care from trained house parents.

Become a Sponsor

Volunteer as Mentor or Tutor

Share your skills with children in Uganda. We need tutors, counselors, vocational trainers, and mentors. Background checks and training required for child safety.

Apply to Volunteer

Every Child Deserves a Family and a Future

Join us in providing safety, healing, and opportunity for orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda.