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one FAMILY AT A TIME.

why do we exist?

of the Ugandan population live with some form of a disability.
0 %
children in Uganda have a disability.
0 mil
of people with disabilities in Uganda cannot afford proper health care.
0 %

Promoting the dignity and unique "imprint" of people with disabilities

through an educated and holistic perspective

Imprint Hope's Story

MEET OUR FOUNDER

Founded in 2016 by Clare Byrne, Imprint Hope serves rural communities in Uganda by training, equipping and providing psychosocial, medical, therapeutic and economic empowerment programs to families of children with disabilities.

Imprint Hope steps in and ...

promotes

Imprint Hope promotes the dignity and worth of people with disabilities through a 7-week educational training course and community desensitization programs on disabilities.

empowers

Imprint Hope empowers families through weekly support groups, specialized clinical counseling and mentorship in small business development in rural villages throughout Uganda.

provides

Imprint Hope provides access to vital medical care and intensive rehabilitation services to families in rural villages throughout Uganda.

Imprint Hope's presence in Uganda taught me that my child's life has a purpose. 

- A UGANDAN MOTHER

Get Involved with Imprint Hope

"I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things to change the world."

Join us in fostering, educating, and empowering a culture of life for children with disabilities in Uganda. Imprint Hope runs solely off the generosity and selfless virtue of others. Please join us in this collaborative effort to help children with disabilities leave their beautiful fingerprint of joy on the world! 

Your involvement makes it possible for children with disabilities to receive life-changing medical care, for a child with a disability to sit up for the first time in a wheelchair, for families to be educated and empowered, and for all to learn the invaluable potential and purpose of every human soul.