About Us

Join us in breaking the cycle of poverty and crime — one child at a time.

Children of Prisoners Uganda LTD is a registered Ugandan charity (formed 1 January 2012, duly incorporated under the Companies Act 2012 on 24 August 2018). Our operational office is along Masaka Road, Nkokonjeru Zone B, Kyengera Town Council, Wakiso District.

Our Story Our journey began with a personal promise. Founder Jimmy Kasule, while imprisoned in 2011, heard countless stories of children suffering because their parents were behind bars. He vowed to God that if he returned home, he would help these forgotten children. That promise became Children of Prisoners Uganda.

Skills Development & Empowerment

We believe every child and young person deserves an opportunity to learn, grow, and become economically empowered regardless of their background

Children of Prisoners Uganda is committed to equipping vulnerable children and youth with practical vocational and life skills that promote self-reliance, dignity, and sustainable livelihoods. Through hands-on training and mentorship, beneficiaries gain the knowledge and confidence needed to build brighter futures.

Our skills development programs include:

  • Child Protection Awareness
  • Hair Dressing
  • Tailoring & Fashion Design
  • Farming & Agriculture
  • Welding & Metal Fabrication
  • Electrical & Solar Installation
  • Bakery & Pastry Making
  • Computer Training
  • Phone Repair & Maintenance
  • Carpentry & Construction Skills
  • Automotive Repairs
  • VSLA & Financial Literacy
  • Talent Development

Our Impact to Build a Better Tommorow

We provide school fees, uniforms, books, and scholastic materials so children affected by parental imprisonment can stay in school and pursue their dreams

We offer professional counselling and ongoing emotional support to help children overcome trauma, stigma, and psychological challenges caused by their parent’s imprisonment.

We organise regular, supervised visits to prisons, enabling children to maintain a meaningful bond with their incarcerated parents and reduce feelings of abandonment.

We supply essential items such as food packages, clothing, sanitary pads, and household goods to meet the immediate daily needs of children and their guardians.

We empower guardians through skills training, small business grants, and income-generating projects, helping families become self-reliant and sustainable in the long term.

We host joyful annual Christmas parties and other celebrations that bring hope, fun, and a sense of belonging to the children and their families.

How You Can Help Us

Donate

Your financial contribution provides school fees, uniforms, food, clothing, and counselling for children of prisoners. Every donation — big or small — helps us reach more children on our waiting list and keep our programmes running.

Volunteer

Join our team of dedicated volunteers. We welcome help with home visits, organising events, distributing school materials, fundraising, photography, or administrative support.

Partnership

We actively seek partnerships with organisations, churches, schools, companies, and individuals who share our vision. Corporate partners can sponsor programmes, host fundraisers, or provide in-kind donations

Support

Support can also come in many other forms — sharing our story on social media, praying for the children and families we serve, or connecting us with potential donors and well-wishers.

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Get in Touch With Us

We’d love to hear from you! Whether you want to donate, volunteer, partner with us, ask a question, or simply learn more about our work with children of prisoners, we are here and ready to connect.

Contact Details 📍 Office Location: Along Masaka Road, Nkokonjeru Zone B, Kyengera Town Council, Wakiso District, Uganda

📞 Phone: +256 774 739 500

✉️ Email: childrenofprisonersug@gmail.com

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