OUR LEADERSHIP

Meet the Hearts Behind the Mission

Dedicated individuals working tirelessly to provide hope, education, and a brighter future for the children of Uganda.

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Executive Director/Founder

STEPHEN SSENGOBA

Stephen Ssengoba is a Ugandan humanitarian. Stephen is the founder of His Grace Orphans Ministry both in Uganda Masaka and United States of America Washington. Stephen is holding a Degree in Social-worker and administration from Uganda Christian University Mukuno. He is dedicated to help needy people and poor children in his community and he has initiated several Projects to help the community.

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SCHOOL HEADMISTRESS

NANJERU RUTH

Nanjeru Ruth is a dedicated, hardworking, and passionate educator serving as the Headmistress of His Grace Junior School. She has a genuine love for children and is committed to creating a safe, supportive, and inspiring learning environment where every child can grow academically, socially, and morally. With her caring heart, strong leadership, and commitment to excellence, Ruth works closely with teachers, parents, and pupils to promote quality education, discipline, creativity, and good character. She believes that every child deserves an opportunity to learn, discover their potential, and build a brighter future. Her dedication and love for nurturing young minds make her an important part of the His Grace Ministries family. Through her leadership, she continues to contribute to the school's mission of transforming children's lives through quality education and compassionate care.

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ASS DIRECTOR/PATRON

PR NYANZI RONALD

Nyanzi Ronald is the School Patron and Assistant Director to evaluate the school activities through guidance and monitoring all the school employees to promote good quality Education to the Children.

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