Benjamin House Ministries

05/20/2026

One of our very beliefs is this: that even if everything else fails, if they accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, then we have not failed at all. Today, our hearts are full of joy because out of our current 24 boys in transient, 13 have already made this personal decision and have been baptized.
Heaven is rejoicing, and so are we. Will you rejoice with us? And please pray for the rest as well.

05/17/2026

The parents are undergoing a training with an Educational Psychologist Ann-Maura Hinton about understanding and supporting teens who’ve experienced Trauma.
You too are welcome to share your skill with us.

05/15/2026

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Senior Probation officer Peter Mayanja is visiting Benjamin House Ministries Transition Home. The boys are sharing their experience with the city council officers while on the streets and asking about support from KCCA to find jobs after BHM.

05/10/2026

05/07/2026

Friends of Benjamin House Ministries Uncle James and Uncle Ronald from Therapy Uganda Associates Ltd are visiting with the boys and sharing stories of overcoming addictions. This is allowing the boys are ton open up about their own struggles.

04/28/2026

So nice being with some new friends!

04/27/2026

Wonderful sunday service at Providence Baptist tbis morning!

04/26/2026

Wonderful time at a dinner house meeting with our friends, missions committee and council committee of Providence Baptist church in Charlotte.

04/22/2026

Thank you to some new friends who donated so many Bibles! The boys in the transition home now have their very own engraved Bible. Many more will have their own copies of the Word of God!

04/12/2026

Children living/working on the streets deserve more than just a handout or extraction from the streets and Benjamin House Ministries believes they too are children of God who need support to get off drugs, crime and homelessness.
We are honoured to run a Transition Program that rehabilitates teenagers from street life preparing them for an independent productive adulthood.
On Wednesday, we’ll be joining other street working groups in Uganda to raise more awareness and support in ending the ‘street child’ problem of Uganda.