In a show of kindness and community care, Hon Joseph Mukasa recently visited Barbie Children Foundation, a well-known orphanage located in the heart of Makindye-Sabagabo Municipality. His visit was not just a kind gesture but a strong message of hope and togetherness for the many children who live there, and for the community at large.
The orphanage, home to dozens of vulnerable children, was filled with excitement as Hon Mukasa arrived, warmly welcomed by smiling faces and songs of joy. His presence brought comfort and encouragement to both the children and their caretakers, many of whom work tirelessly with limited resources to provide shelter, love, and education to these young ones.
During his time at the orphanage, Hon Mukasa delivered a generous donation that will go a long way in supporting the daily needs of the children. Though he didn’t seek praise, it was clear that his contribution deeply touched the hearts of all present. The children’s laughter, the thankful words from caregivers, and the atmosphere of unity all spoke volumes.
Hon Mukasa took time to speak with the children, share words of encouragement, and listen to the challenges faced by the orphanage staff. He emphasized the importance of giving every child an equal opportunity to succeed in life, regardless of their background. He reminded everyone that these children are not a burden to society they are the future of Uganda. His message was clear: no one should be left behind.
This heartfelt visit is just one of many actions that define Hon Mukasa’s style of leadership one built on love, service, and a genuine connection with the people. For over two decades, he has worked closely with communities in Makindye-Sabagabo, always responding to the real needs of the people, not just during elections, but every single day. From youth empowerment to supporting women and now reaching out to orphaned children, his leadership continues to make a meaningful difference.
Caregivers at Barbie Children Foundation were full of gratitude. One of the staff members noted, “We have received visitors before, but very few come with such humility and a listening ear. Hon Mukasa is not just a politician; he is a father to these children.”
As the 2026 elections approach, the people of Makindye-Sabagabo are taking note of leaders who don’t just make promises but show up and take action. Hon Joseph Mukasa’s visit to the orphanage is more than a campaign stop, it is a reflection of his lifelong commitment to building a fair, caring, and inclusive community.
He continues to stand by his powerful message: “People First. Service. Equity. Transformation.” His actions, not just his words, are winning hearts across the municipality.
If the people of Makindye-Sabagabo want a leader who listens, who understands their pain, and who stands with them in both good times and hard times, they already know who to trust. Hon Joseph Mukasa has shown that leadership is not about power, but about people.
Let us support a leader who gives hope to the hopeless and strength to the forgotten. The journey to transformation has begun and it starts with leaders who care.
