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Our Partners
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR FRIENDS FROM THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
Private Individuals and Friends: Thank you to our many Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja friends who faithfully and generously support our work. Gifts of all sizes are given and received with love. Each gift helps a fellow human being in Uganda breathe a little easier.
Organizations and Companies: Thank you for your trust in our activities and work. We are grateful for your encouragement and partnership. Through this support, thousands of people with life-threatening diseases in Busoga Region and adjacent districts receive the care they need and deserve. This collaboration helps Rays of Hope and our partners take important steps closer to the UN's Global Goals for sustainable development and better health and well-being. Together we can make a difference.
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Friends of Reach Out HIV/AIDS Africa Initiative (FORO), USA - Since 2016 , FORO has provided significant budget support for clinical and social support as well as capacity building. FORO is a 501c3 organization.

With a Little Help (WaLH), Denmark - Since 2017, WaLH has provided significant budget support for patient care, treatment, and disease prevention through screening.reening.

African Palliative Care Association (APCA) - Since 2016, APCA has supported initiatives to improve access to palliative care.
Ambassador’s Special Self-Help Program (US Embassy, Uganda) - In 2021/22, the program provided support for establishing cervical cancer screening clinics in Jinja District.

Busoga Forestry Company, Ltd , Uganda - Since 2020, the company has supported patient care and women's cancer screening and treatment in Mayuge District. Funded in 2024 the field office in Namayingo, which opened in January 2025.
DAK Foundation – has since 2023 supported cervical cancer control activities
ColoPlast, Denmark - Since 2020, ColoPlast has made regular donations of colostomy bags to Rays of Hope in Uganda.
Friends of Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja, Portugal - In 2022, the organization supported patient care and treatment.

Global Partners in Care (GPIC), USA For many years, GPIC has faithfully supported patient care.

International Women's Club Copenhagen (IOCC), Denmark - In 2022, IWCC provided support for diagnosis and treatment of women with cervical cancer.
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Irish Society in Uganda – has since 2024 provided support for screening equipment

Holstebro Rotary Club, Denmark - Since 2017, the club has supported treatment of cancer patients and constructed 10 one-room houses and 7 two-room houses.
Life Giving Stream Tabernacle Church (Uganda) - Since 2017, the church has provided food, clothes, and other social support.

Love4Uganda (Sweden) - Since 2017, Love4Uganda has supported social support activities.

Palliative Care Association of Uganda - As an umbrella organization for palliative care in Uganda, the association has provided support on many different levels.
PJ Broderick Memorial Foundation - Since 2021, the foundation has supported implementation of activities.
Reach Out Schools Everywhere (ROSE), USA - Since 2016, ROSE has supported children of parents who are sick, orphaned by cancer or HIV/AIDS, or who are sick themselves to access primary education.
Ragnhild Bruuns Fund, Denmark Since 2020, the fund has supported improved access to early diagnosis and treatment of cervical and breast cancer in the Busoga Region of Uganda.

Rene industries, LTD, - Since 2019, Rene Industries has provided drugs for patient care. care.

St.Francis Health Care Services, Uganda - For years, St. Francis has provided free residential care for our enrolled children with severe HIV/AIDS.
Topsoe Holdings Family Foundation, Denmark - In 2022, the foundation provided support for improved access to health and treatment, including for the poorest in the outer districts of the Busoga Region.

Transport for Ugandan Sick Children (TUSC), UK – - Since 2017, TUSC has helped transport sick patients who cannot use public transport to reach hospitals or other treatment centers.

Uganda Bikers, Uganda - Since 2017, Uganda Bikers has provided support in awareness raising, advocacy, and material support.
Hospice Jinja Ireland (HJI) - During 2007-2021, provided significant support for both operational and capital costs. HJI ceased operations in 2021, transferring remaining funds to FORO. We remain grateful for their dedication to the people of Busoga Region and Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja.
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