Every day, families in Kampala face the challenges of poverty, illness, and uncertainty. But beneath the hardships, there are powerful stories of resilience. Meeting Point Kampala has the privilege of walking alongside people who, despite limited resources, show extraordinary courage and hope.
Morning Resilience
As the day begins, mothers rise early to provide for their children, often with little more than determination and faith. Fathers and older youth set out in search of casual work, hoping to bring home enough for a simple meal.
Even in the midst of scarcity, there is a will to keep moving forward. Parents do whatever it takes to keep children in school, knowing education is a pathway to opportunity.
Courage in the Afternoon
By midday, the community is alive with movement. Children play in narrow streets, their laughter rising above difficult circumstances. Youth gather in mentorship groups, determined to change the trajectory of their lives.
One mother shared her story with us:
“Every day is a struggle, but my children give me the strength to keep moving. Knowing that there is an organization walking with us makes me believe in tomorrow.”
Her words reflect what we see again and again — the ability of people to find hope even in the toughest conditions.
Hope at Sunset
As the sun sets, families gather, neighbors share what little they have, and songs rise above the hardship. The strength of the community is found not only in survival, but in the way people continue to care for one another.
Meeting Point Kampala helps nurture this spirit by providing healthcare, psychosocial support, and opportunities for empowerment. With every small victory, resilience turns into lasting change.
Why These Stories Matter
Resilience is not the absence of struggle; it is the courage to face it and the determination to rise above it. These daily acts of strength remind us why our work exists — to walk with families, restore dignity, and amplify the hope that already lives within the community.
Together with our partners and supporters, we can ensure that these stories are not just about survival, but about transformation and opportunity for all.


