Uganda

Global Leadership Influence for Family Well-being

HCFM Uganda amplified its presence through major events like the Uganda Martyrs Day celebration, International Family Day, and Parish Youth Conferences. Advocacy initiatives included collaboration with Serenity Centre for rehabilitation and family support, while strategic partnerships with church ministries inspired impactful family-friendly policies. Key programs such as rosary crusades and counseling sessions have solidified HCFM as a cornerstone of spiritual and familial support in Uganda.

Father Fred at a Press Conferences Highlighting Family Needs and Advocacy

HCFM Uganda Team Visits Bishop of Fort Portal Diocese

Family-Centered Educational Programs

Programs like parenting workshops, leadership training, and couple prayer sessions fostered unity and spiritual growth among families. With innovative outreach methods such as family home visits, short dramas, and collaborative planning with clergy, these initiatives resulted in improved communication, reconciled relationships, and enhanced mental health within communities.

HCFM Uganda Promotes Family Prayer at Uganda Martyrs Celebrations in Namugongo

Cultural Engagement via Media

HCFM Uganda reached millions through an array of media channels, including 12 million radio listeners, 14 million television viewers, and 21,811 social media followers. Content emphasized the power of family prayer, the rosary, and Catholic values. With over 51,231 digital engagements, families reported increased spiritual practices and stronger cultural connections.

Holistic Family Counseling and Mental Health

The center offered counseling services to 5-15 individuals daily, addressing issues like trauma, grief, and addiction. Integrated psychological and spiritual approaches ensured holistic care. Testimonials revealed profound transformations, including reconciled marriages and restored family harmony, highlighting the life-changing impact of HCFM Uganda's programs.

Family Life and Marriage Formation Program Empowers Gulu Archdiocese

Community Building and Catholic Connections

Activities such as marriage retreats, leadership conferences, and Marian prayer gatherings fostered deeper bonds within the Catholic community. Tools like radio broadcasts, social media platforms, and community prayer meetings encouraged active participation, with many members stepping into leadership roles.

Walking in Faith: HCFM Uganda Joins ‘Walk of Faith’ Organized by Uganda Catholic Secretariat

Sharing Our Mission: Showcasing Our Ministry During the ‘Walk of Faith’

Youth Empowerment Initiatives

Programs tailored for Generation Z and Alpha, including talent shows, holiday activities, and behavioral change workshops, engaged 20,450 youth. These initiatives cultivated leadership, empathy, and faith-based values, with youth stepping up as ambassadors of prayer and active participants in church leadership.

Weekly Youth Fellowship: Growing in Faith and Community Every Wednesday

Faith in Action: Youth of St. Leo’s Kyegobe embrace the Rosary for Strength in Times of Stress

Quantitative Highlights:

12 million radio listeners engaged through nationwide programs.
14 million television viewers reached through impactful media campaigns.
21,811 social media followers with over 51,231 engagements.
20,450 youth and 23,860 children reached through tailored programs.
1,340 families supported through marriage and family counseling initiatives.

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