Our Team

Olivia has held a lifelong passion for working with children and people in need. She attended the Uganda Christian University and graduated with a degree in Developmental Studies, prior to working with the Local Government Authority handling children’s rights cases and volunteering in community development. Her genuine adoration for working with the children and seeing them learn and grow has made her a perfect fit as the Administrative manager overseeing operations on the ground in Uganda. Olivia sits on the Board of Directors as the Ugandan staff representative as well.

Moses is a graduate of Uganda Christian University where he obtained a degree in business administration in 2012. He also posses a certificate in computer applications from Makerere University. Previous work experience includes working for Mulago National Referral Hospital in the Accounting Department. Moses is a well-organized and highly motivated person who loves sharing his knowledge with others. He has a strong passion for helping children in need and is proud to be a part of The Peace for Paul Foundation.

Henry completed his education up to Senior 6. He had aspired to attend University but the lack of finances would not allow it. He worked hard to put himself through a certificate training in counseling and believes in the power of mentorship. He loves to see other young people succeed and Henry does his best to guide everyone he meets. Henry has worked as a security guard with PFP since 2018 and has broadened his skills by attending a course in night guarding. His passion and love for children keep him strong and active in his field. We are proud to have Henry as a part of the PFP team.

Henry has worked as a security guard with PFP since 2018 and has broadened his skills by attending a course in night guarding. His passion and love for children keep him strong and active in his field. We are proud to have Henry as a part of the PFP team.

Peter is our former security guard but we discovered he is very talented in home maintenance and can do almost anything. He now works for us full time on maintenance and building projects between both Peace and Hope Home. He always comes to work with a smile on his face and takes pride in completing every job very well, which is a trait we are lucky to have in the care for our children’s homes.

Richard is the son of our long-time maintenance man Peter. Just like his father, Richard is a humble, dedicated, accountable team player. Over the years, Richard has often helped Peter on PFP related tasks, never expecting to be paid–only helping because he loves the PFP mission and wanted to help his father. Richard is a mechanic, a driver and is skilled in all things maintenance. PFP is proud to finally welcome Richard as an official part of our team.

Clare is a vital part of the PFP team, working as a caretaker at Peace Home. She never had the opportunity to attend school as a child herself, but she has always understood the importance of education. Clare is a widow who has raised four children on her own. Due to her positive attitude, hard work and perseverance she has succeeded to educate each one of them—no small feat with the high cost of education in Uganda. Clare has dedicated her life to making the lives of children better. Prior to joining the PFP team, Clare has had 13 years of experience working full time in a children’s home through another organization. Her many years of experience shine through in her interactions with the PFP children. We know we are lucky to have her as a part of the team.

Prior to joining the PFP team, Aida worked for many years as both a cleaner and a nanny in a children’s home in Jinja. She is a kind, polite, honest, and hardworking woman and we are proud to have her as a part of our team.

Christine comes to PFP with a very long history of nursing experience. She has worked with sick and malnourished children as well as adults and have seen many back to health. Christine strongly believes that a child with a healthy body and mind lives a happy life. She lives on site at Peace Home and provides tender care to the PFP children. They can easily approach her with health problems for immediate attention.

Isaac has come to us with many years experience providing security guard services for The Peace for Paul Foundation. He also holds a degree in Social work and in Computer studies. Due to his dedication, skill and passion, he has been promoted to Activities Coordinator/Caretaker at Love Home. He always spares time to play with the children and treats each one as if they were his own. We are grateful to have this skilled, compassionate and hard-working man as a part of our team!

Stephen is a special young man indeed. Due to troubles paying his tuition he had to stop his formal schooling during his senior four year. He has a burning desire is to complete his education and so he began searching for work in order to save money for his studies. He now works for PFP and keeps the children and workers safe by diligently guarding the gate and monitoring visitors to the offices. His ability to relate to the children and so intimately understand the Peace For Paul mission are part of why he is such a wonderful addition to the team!

Bosco grew up in family where education was not a priority and he never went to school as a child. Bosco realized that he was not satisfied as a farmer, as it was his dream to provide security to the citizens of Uganda. He sought formal training as a government soldier and worked as a security guard in Jinja town. In time he would come to find the Peace For Paul Foundation and where he feels he is meant to be. He believes children deserve to be learning and living in a peaceful and safe environment; providing security to this group of young Ugandans brings him much satisfaction. His commitment to that end, his training and experience all uniquely qualify him to work as a nighttime security guard for the Peace For Paul Foundation.

Innocent is a graduate of the Lords Meade Vocational College and a caretaker at the PFP Hope Home. His professional background includes computer application training from the Uganda Military Engineering College, a USAID certificate in comprehensive clinical health, and history as a guidance counselor for his church. His excellent professionalism and skills with the children during his tenure with PFP make him an indispensable Assistant Warden. A tireless work ethic and nurturing influence on the children make us proud to have Innocent on board.

A year of teaching Primary School, a Bachelors in Education from Makerere University, and an enthusiasm for seeing children learn and flourish makes Denis an excellent caretaker for the PFP Hope Home. Having been sponsored by a similar program growing up, Denis is able to relate to our kids in a uniquely personal way. It is his opinion that the best thing about working with children is the privilege of getting to partake in their growth into good people and active community members. At Peace for Paul, we know he is going to do just that.

Amina has been a nanny for Hope Home since 2014. She firmly believes every child should go out into the world fully-equipped with a wide range of life skills and in her time with us she has proven stellar at ensuring just that. Whether it is by cooking an excellent meal or working with the boys, Amina ceaselessly provides motherly love and the sense of family the children of PFP want and need.

Lambert joined the PFP Foundation as a Security guard in 2018. Prior to joining our team, he went through Security Officer training for 2 years and then worked for a children’s home for 5 years. He is a kind and playful person who enjoys spending time with children and ultimately, ensuring their safety. When he is not busy guarding the homes, Lambert can often be found dancing or telling jokes with the children at Home. Lambert has a wife and five children at home and takes great pride in his role of father as well. We are proud to have such a hardworking man on our security team. Everyone loves having him around!

Waitalo finished Senior Level 4 and went on to train in security guarding. Before joining PFP, he worked as a security guard for 8 years. Waitalo is hard working and we are proud to have him as a member of the PFP team.

Emmanuel is the director of Mufumba Medical Center, Co-Director of Jinja Regional Friendship Pharmacy, founder and executive director of Uganda Mental Health Fellowship and is the International Trainer of the Reason to Hope Family Training Program. He has trained in Uganda, Kenya, Egypt, and Italy. He treats all of our children and advises PFP on proper health practices and contributes greatly to special projects.

Hilda has dedicated her life to improving children’s self-esteem and helping them work on focusing within in order to enable them to build a better future for themselves. Her passion for helping children was borne from her own difficult childhood and abandonment, which she believes have made her stronger and more of an ally who children can trust and learn from.

Hilda has a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and has taken multiple certificate courses in Infectious disease management, Education, Data entry, and Budgeting. She has a strong work ethic and her greatest dream is to help children rise up to be the best version of themselves while knowing love and feeling supported.

Before becoming a part of the PFP security team, Okuduyo had 4 years of experience as a security guard for the SCOUL (Sugar corporation of Uganda, Ltd). He is energetic, polite, social and a very hard working man. He has a passion for working with children and for helping them to better their lives and we all feel that PFP and Okuduyo are the perfect fit for one another!