St. Joseph’s Aid Society is a non-profit organization founded by Fr. Rochus David Kasole (1941-2007), in 1966, with the aim of providing good education to Ugandan children who are orphans, those born of very poor parents or who were neglected by their parents. He envisioned the possibility of giving these children a bright future.
We need up to USD 3000 to set up a one irrigation system to support our farming and to beat the unstable weather seasons in Uganda. Majority of farmers in Uganda make huge losses due to changes in weather patterns
If there is ever a destination for happiness, it starts with giving. Any form of contribution can make a huge difference.
Kasole was born to his parents, the Late John Mary Matovu and Bernadette Matovu on 6th April 1941, Palm Sunday at Mubende Hospital. It was indeed a joyful mystery for parents who had been waiting for a boy child for some time. He was the first born to his parents was later followed by 11 siblings and htese were: Ann Christine Nakacwa, Catherin Muzibu Nalubega, Kizito John Baptist Bakulumpagi Yiga, Bridget Elizabeth Leetaakubuulidde Namatovu, Tereeza Nabukenya, Joseph Maria Mutattira, Agnes Mugambye Nabukeera, John DeSale Biddemu, Charles Ssagala, Francis Xavier Buuza, and Veronica Teopista Nakanwagi.