Help Initiative for Development

Today, Uganda commemorates Archbishop Janani Luwum Day, honoring the former Archbishop of the Church of Uganda who was martyred on February 16, 1977.

Archbishop Luwum courageously spoke out against injustice, human rights abuses, and the violation of human dignity during Idi Amin’s regime. His unwavering faith and bold leadership remain a powerful reminder that moral courage and integrity are essential pillars of national development.

As we reflect on his legacy, we are reminded that sustainable development must be grounded in justice, accountability, and respect for human rights.

At HIDEUg (Help Initiative for Development Uganda), we draw inspiration from his sacrifice as we continue to promote inclusive development, good governance, and human dignity for all.

Anne Mutabazi has been instrumental in the work of the Help Initiative for Development. She pioneered the Young Mothers’ Skilling Program and continues to champion and support the HIDE vision.

Today, we celebrate her dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment as we honor her on her birthday.🎂

Looking back, we reflect on the devastating impact of floods and climate change on communities in Kasese. Many families were displaced, losing not only their homes but also their sense of security and hope.
At HIDEUg, we were glad to stand with affected families by providing clothing, shoes, and other essential items. These small acts of support helped restore dignity and offer a renewed sense of hope.
Together, through collective action and climate-responsive interventions, we can continue to support communities affected by climate change and build pathways to resilience.