Who We serve

• Orphans and vulnerable children
• Child-Headed families
• Disadvantaged youths
• Communities with poor WASH services.
• Pupils/students who are capable of studying but with finacial hinderances.

Mission and Vision

Mukisa Paul Evans is a compassionate community leader whose life story is deeply connected to the mission of Wrap of Care Ministries. His journey is not one of privilege, but of pain, resilience, and purpose.

Paul became a total orphan at a very young age. He lost his father when he was only one year old, and later lost his mother as well. Growing up without parental support exposed him to the harsh realities of vulnerability—uncertainty, emotional pain, financial hardship, and the daily struggle for basic needs. He understands firsthand what it means to lack school fees, to feel unseen, and to navigate life without the security of a family safety net.

Yet, instead of allowing his circumstances to define him, Paul allowed them to shape his compassion.

Even before officially founding Wrap of Care Ministries in 2021, Paul carried a deep burden for the less privileged.

Having experienced vulnerability himself, Paul did not see these individuals as statistics—he saw himself in them.

His personal story became the true foundation of Wrap of Care Ministries. He started the organization not from abundance, but from empathy. He understood that vulnerability is not only about poverty—it is also about dignity, hope, and opportunity. He believed that if someone had once stood in the gap for him, then he too could stand in the gap for others.

Wrap of Care was therefore born out of lived experience. It was founded on the conviction that no orphan, no child-headed family, no disadvantaged youth should feel alone or forgotten. Paul’s life is a testimony that pain can produce purpose—and that those who have suffered deeply often carry the greatest capacity to care.

Through Wrap of Care Ministries, Mukisa Paul Evans continues to turn his personal story into a movement of hope, empowerment, and holistic transformation for Uganda’s most vulnerable communities.

Wrap of Care Ministries was started in 2021 by a devoted servant of God Paul Mukisa who carried a deep burden for the less privileged.

Because Many vulnerable individuals, particularly orphans,Child-headed families and disadvantaged youth, face significant challenges including:

• Limited access to education due to financial constraints
• High unemployment and lack of income-generating skills
• Poor sanitation and inadequate access to clean water
• Food insecurity and lack of proper clothing
• Emotional trauma, neglect, and lack of counseling support

Without targeted intervention, these challenges perpetuate cycles of poverty, dependency, and hopelessness.

Wrap of Care seeks to address these interconnected challenges Below

1. Support Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVCs): Provide educational sponsorship, mentorship, and essential supplies.
2. Bridge the Youth Income Gap: Equip youth with vocational skills, entrepreneurship training, and startup support.
3. Promote Educational Advancement: Support individuals committed to achieving academic milestones through scholarships, mentorship, and learning resources.
4. Improve WASH Conditions: Increase access to clean water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene education in vulnerable communities.
5. Provide Essential Needs: Ensure access to food, clothing, and other basic necessities for vulnerable households.
6. Offer Counseling and Psychosocial Support: Provide emotional, mental health, and trauma-informed counseling services.

1. Education Support Program

• School fees sponsorship
• Provision of uniforms, books, and learning materials
• Mentorship programs
• Career guidance workshops
• Scholarship programs for higher education

2. Youth Empowerment &Skill development and Income Generation

• Vocational training (e.g., tailoring, carpentry, ICT, agriculture)
• Entrepreneurship and financial literacy training
• Startup toolkits and seed capital support
• Internship and job placement partnerships

3. WASH Improvement Program

• Installation of clean water sources
• Construction/rehabilitation of sanitation facilities
• Hygiene awareness campaigns
• Distribution of hygiene kits

4. Essential Support Program

• Food distribution drives
• Clothing and dignity packs
• Emergency relief support for vulnerable households

5. Counseling & Psychosocial Support

• Individual and group counseling sessions
• Trauma healing workshops
• Life skills and resilience training
• Family mediation and support services