About Us

The Light of African Child – Uganda (LACU) is a Non-Governmental Organization dedicated to supporting unprivileged and orphaned children in Uganda. We strive to provide a safe environment, quality education, and essential resources to empower these children for a brighter future.

Principal Benefactors

Kathleen Maxfield
Role: Patron
High-profile supporter lending visibility to the organization

Vicki Kinsel
Role: Board Of Trustee
Provides governance oversight and helps shape strategic direction to achieve organizational goals

Miroglio Elena
Role: International Relations Advisor / Co-Founder
Played a pivotal role in establishing the foundation, supporting the organization’s early development and vision.

Core Team

Asumani Male
Role: Founder & Executive Director
Contact: 0782445245
Guides the strategic direction and mission of the organization

Hamidu Male
Role: Programs Director
Contact: 0780529286
Oversees the design, implementation, and success of the organization’s programs

Muzeyi Faizo
Role: Treasurer & Finance Manager
Contact: 0754463773
Manages the financial operations, ensuring transparency and financial health

Namale Jamirah
Role: Secretary & Administrative Coordinator
Contact: 0707248722
Handles documentation, meeting coordination, and organizational support

Our Mission, Vision & Values

Our Mission

To provide a platform for unprivileged and orphaned children in Uganda by offering a home, education, and other basic needs.

Our Vision

We envision a Uganda where all underprivileged and orphaned children have hope for a better life and future.

Our Values

Equality, Transparency, Accountability, Integrity, and Professionalism.

Our Objectives

  • To support the education of unprivileged children through scholarships and resources.
  • To organize cultural events that promote moral values and integration.
  • To conduct fundraising events to support key projects.
  • To develop sustainable, income-generating projects.
  • To raise awareness of health issues affecting children and families, such as HIV/AIDS and malaria.