Grace Works Initiative
We work alongside underserved communities in Uganda. Grace Works Initiative (GWI) is a non-profit Organization established in 2013.
Grace Works Initiative (GWI) is a non-profit Organization dedicated to transforming lives through accessible healthcare, education, skills development and community empowerment. We work in rural communities in Uganda to promote access to Health Services and Livelihood Empowerment.
03/09/2026
On going training of Bukomolo people in financial literacy, budgeting, saving, record keeping and wise investment.
28/08/2026
Tooro Kingdom mourns, Uganda mourns!
28/08/2026
Tryig to connect "Jesus weeping for Lazarus" with the people who come into our lives as friends and supporters carrying a purpose from God that we may fail to recognize.
“Jesus wept.”
Wondering how many times Jesus has wept—not because He does not know the end of the story, but because we fail to recognize who He is in the middle of our storms.
Sometimes, He sends friends who believe in us when we no longer believe in ourselves. Friends who give, encourage, sacrifice, stand with us, and quietly help us carry what feels too heavy.
29/07/2026
20/07/2026
These expectant mothers are getting a first glimpse of what will soon become their new maternity home at Bukomolo Clinic! Can't wait!!
30/06/2026
We are currently conducting an HIV awareness program in Bukomolo community.
Our clinic team is doing a good job. The community is eagerly anticipating a new chapter for the clinic, with improved healthcare services and greater access to quality care for everyone.
30/05/2026
When sunshine reaches a village, transformation begins.
Bukomolo Village is witnessing something historic — a proper road for the very first time. What started as a dream through the establish
ment of our clinic has slowly become a source of hope and development for the entire community. Now, praying for electricity grid!
Happy Mother’s Day
21/04/2026
We haven't talked much of our various projects in Bukomolo community. But, this week we ask ourselves:
1. How can services reach a people who are not even known?
2. How can systems work for communities that are invisible on the map?
Every child carries a story, and when those stories come together, they shape a shared reality.
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