Bringing Hope to
Uganda’s Children
Our Story
Musoke International was founded in 2016 with a heart for orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda. What began with paying school fees has grown into meaningful partnerships focused on education, health, and self-reliance — including direct support in communities like Lwanjaba Landing Site.
Guided by Christian values, we believe every child bears God’s image and deserves hope.
Milestones
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![Dr. Kading and Teddy]()
2009
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Musoke Founder and virus researcher, Dr. Kading makes first trip to Uganda, meets UVRI technician "Teddy"
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![Tedd Foundation Certificate of Registration]()
2016
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Teddy founds The Tedd Community Development Foundation (TCDF) to assist and protect the orphans, disadvantaged children, the aged, people living with HIV/AIDS or disabilities
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![Musoke International Logo]()
2016
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Musoke International is founded by Dr. Kading and her ex-husband Brian pledging tuition support to Tedd Orphanage students
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![Original ninety Tedd Orphanage students]()
2017
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Tax exempt status awarded; began paying school fees for 49 orphaned students
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![Guardian and Boy recieve Christmas Card]()
2018
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Increased support to 60 students. New support efforts include Christmas cards, backpacks, clothing, children’s Bibles, school supplies. New Lake Victoria fishing regulations affect Lwanjaba Landing site community.
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2020
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Tuition sponsorship goal: increase to 100 students
Our Name
Musoke means “rainbow” in Luganda — a reminder of God’s covenant and promise of renewal.
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![Fishing Net Construction]()
2020 - 2021
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After fish farming training, the Lwanjaba community started a tilapia project to support their livelihood. School fees support increased to 123 students through TCDF and 10 students from the New Day school. Musoke International helped our communities purchase food during the COVID-19 lock-downs.
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![Delivering books to New Day School]()
2022
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We continued to support 133 students, and delivered donated books and educational materials to the New Day school.
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![Photo of children]()
2023
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Our first 18 students graduated! Jonah Kent and Jean-Pierre Mutebi (then 8th graders) envisioned adding a sports arm to Musoke.
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![Group of school children]()
2024
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12 more students graduated, bringing our total graduates to 30!
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![Shooting Rainbows logo]()
2025
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We launched our sports mission “Shooting Rainbows” which supports sports education for children in Uganda. Teams were provided with new uniforms, cleats and other equipment. We partnered with United Soccer Club (City SC) in Loveland, Colorado to collect equipment for donation.
Our Commitment
We are dedicated to maximizing our impact by ensuring your generosity directly reaches those who need it most.
strong
local
partnerships
New Day Kindergarten & Tedd Community Development Foundation100% of
donations
support programs in UgandaTransparency
& accountability
Routine audits, site visits,
and public financials