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OCAKA BOSCO
Transforming Lives Through Faith and Compassion
COME AND HELP VULNERABLE PEOPLE WORLDWIDE
Registered National NGO serving orphans, vulnerable children, and underserved communities across Uganda since 2007.
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Our Impact: 18 Years of Service (2007-2025)
📚 6,570 Children supported with education (2012-2025)
💰 10,400 Women trained in microfinance through 84 savings groups (2008-2025)
🐷 3,000 Piglets distributed to widows for sustainable income (2013-2025)
📍 5 Districts across Uganda - Wakiso, Kitgum, Lamwo, Gulu, Kampala
🚀 Expanding to serve more communities across UgandaOur Programs
Education Sponsorship - Transforming futures through learning
Microfinance Training - Empowering women economically
Livestock Distribution - Creating sustainable livelihoods
Youth Development - Building tomorrow's leaders
Community Support - Healthcare, food security, and crisis assistance[Learn More About Our Programs →]
Our Story
Founded by Mr. Ocaka Bosco in 2007 following a divine calling, OCAKA BOSCO (Lubanga Lapit Kic - "God Feeds Orphans") serves vulnerable communities across Uganda. Our founder's personal experience as an orphan drives our compassionate mission to provide hope, education, and support to those in need.
[Learn More About Our Founder →]
Meet Our Leadership
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
MUSA KATEREGA - General Chairperson
King of Baganda | Community development and strategic leadershipISAAC KITIMBO - General President, Drivers
King of Basoga | Program execution and community needsARIGO JESCAR JUDITH - General President, Procurement
Queen of Ateso | Administrative and logistical supportYEBARE WINNIE - Treasurer
Queen of Banyakole | Financial operations and program effectiveness[Meet Our Full Team →]
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OCAKA BOSCO | Lubanga Lapit Kic - "God Feeds Orphans"
COME AND HELP VULNERABLE PEOPLE WORLDWIDEOur Impact: 6,570 children educated | 10,400 women trained | 3,000 piglets distributed | 5 districts served
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Address: Kitgum, UgandaRegistration
Registered National NGO - Uganda Registration Bureau
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Operating since 2007© 2026 OCAKA BOSCO. All rights reserved.
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✅ Professional footer with all essential informationReady to launch!OUR IMPACT: 2007-2025
18 Years of Transforming Lives
Since our founding in 2007, OCAKA BOSCO has grown from grassroots volunteer work to a registered National NGO making measurable impact across Uganda.
Education Impact (2012-2025)
📚 6,570 children supported with education sponsorship
School fees, uniforms, books, and supplies
Primary and technical school programs
Kitgum Municipal and surrounding areas
Economic Empowerment (2008-2025)
💰 10,400 women trained in microfinance
84 savings groups established
Revolving funds and financial literacy training
Supporting widows, widowers, and vulnerable women
Livestock Distribution (2013-2025)
🐷 3,000 piglets distributed to widows
Sustainable income generation
Agricultural training programs
Food security initiatives
Geographic Reach
📍 Operating in 5 districts across Uganda:kira wakiso
Kitgum Municipality (Main Office)
Lamwo District
Gulu city
Kampala city
🚀 Expanding to additional districts across Uganda
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1. HOME PAGE (Updated)
OCAKA BOSCO
Transforming Lives Through Faith and CompassionCOME AND HELP VULNERABLE PEOPLE WORLDWIDE
Registered National NGO serving orphans, vulnerable children, and underserved communities across Uganda since 2007.
[Donate Now] [Sponsor a Child] [Our Programs] [About Us]
Our Impact: 18 Years of Service (2007-2025)
📚 6,570 Children supported with education (2012-2025)
💰 10,400 Women trained in microfinance through 84 savings groups (2008-2025)
🐷 3,000 Piglets distributed to widows for sustainable income (2013-2025)
📍 5 Districts across Uganda - Wakiso Kitgum, Lamwo, Gulu, Kampala
🚀 Expanding to serve more communities across Uganda
Our Programs
Education Sponsorship - Transforming futures through learning
Microfinance Training - Empowering women economically
Livestock Distribution - Creating sustainable livelihoods
Youth Development - Building tomorrow's leaders
Community Support - Healthcare, food security, and crisis assistance
Our Story
Founded by Mr. Ocaka Bosco in 2007 following a divine calling, OCAKA BOSCO (Lubanga Lapit Kic - "God Feeds Orphans") serves vulnerable communities across Uganda. Our founder's personal experience as an orphan drives our compassionate mission to provide hope, education, and support to those in need.
[Learn More About Our Founder →]
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Our Mission
To serve vulnerable people worldwide by caring for orphans, supporting families in need, and building stronger communities through education, healthcare, economic empowerment, and spiritual guidance.Our Story
Founded in 2007 by Mr. Ocaka Bosco following a divine calling to serve the poor, orphans, widows, and marginalized communities. What began as grassroots volunteer work has grown into a registered National NGO operating across Uganda.In 18 years, we have:
Supported 6,570 children with education
Trained 10,400 women in microfinance through 84 savings groups
Distributed 3,000 piglets to widows
Expanded operations to 5 districts with plans for further growth
Our Vision
To support and empower vulnerable populations, religious communities, cultural groups, and sustainable livelihood projects worldwide. We believe every person deserves hope, dignity, and the opportunity to thrive.Registration & Legal Status
Registered National NGO with Uganda Registration Bureau
Company Limited by Guarantee registered with Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB)
Community-Based Organization (CBO) in Kitgum District under KINGFO
NGO in Gulu Local Government
Our Timeline & Impact
Operating Since: 2007 Geographic Coverage: 5 office locations across Uganda
Office Locations & Focus Areas:
- Kitgum - Main Office & Headquarters
- Gulu - Microfinance & Family Support
- Lamwo - Education & Community Development
- Kampala - Youth Development & Administration
- Wakiso - Training vulnerable communities to be self-reliant
Mission: Serving vulnerable communities with a focus on building self-reliance
2008 Key Milestones: Microfinance Initiatives:
Launched microfinance training programs
President Mr. Ocaka Bosco began distributing revolving funds to women, widows, and widowers
Established savings programs for community members
Primary Focus:
Financial empowerment for vulnerable groups
Supporting vulnerable populations
Foundation Year: 2008 - Founded to support vulnerable populations globally
This shows your organization started with a strong focus on financial inclusion and empowerment through microfinance and savings programs for vulnerable community members.
2009 Key Developments: Operational Model:
- Began volunteer-based grassroots work
- Started working with volunteers to support vulnerable communities
Leadership:
- Mr. Ocaka Bosco served as Leader and First Bishop of the Vulnerable in the World
Approach:
- Grassroots support for vulnerable communities
- Volunteer-based humanitarian work
This marked the transition to a volunteer-driven model focused on direct community engagement and grassroots humanitarian efforts.
2010 Key Milestones: Organizational Growth:
Recruited staff in Uganda to work at the grassroots level
Expanded operations from volunteer-only to paid staff model
Launched youth development programs
Leadership:
Mr. Ocaka Bosco, First Bishop of the Vulnerable in the World
Significance: This year marked a major expansion—transitioning from purely volunteer-based work to a structured staffing model, enabling broader reach and the addition of youth-focused programming.
2011 Key Initiatives: Financial Empowerment Programs:
- Started revolving funds for women
- Established savings groups for women
- Promoted women's business development
Focus: Economic empowerment and entrepreneurship support for women in vulnerable communities
Impact: This built on the 2008 microfinance foundation by creating structured savings groups and revolving fund mechanisms specifically designed to help women grow their businesses.
2012 Key Milestone: Education Programs Launched:
Began education sponsorship programs
Supported students in primary schools
Supported students in technical schools
Focus: Expanding services beyond financial empowerment to include educational access and skills development for vulnerable communities
Significance: This marked the organization's expansion into education as a pathway out of poverty, providing opportunities for both foundational learning and vocational training.
2013 Key Initiative:
Livestock Distribution Program:
- Launched piglet distribution program
- Distributed piglets free of charge to widows
- Aimed at improving livelihoods and economic self-sufficiency
Target Beneficiaries: Widows in vulnerable communities
Approach: Asset-based support to create sustainable income opportunities and food security
Significance: This expanded the organization's economic empowerment model beyond microfinance to include direct asset distribution, helping widows build long-term income sources through livestock rearing.
- 2014 Key Initiative:
- Farming Training Programs:
- Expanded farming training programs
- Targeted elderly community members
- Aimed to ease their routine lives and improve self-sufficiency
- Leadership: Mr. Ocaka Bosco
- Focus: Empowering elders through agricultural skills and knowledge
- Significance: This broadened the organization's reach to include elderly populations, providing them with practical farming skills to improve their quality of life and economic independence.
- 2015 Education Initiative:
Leadership: Mr. Ocaka Bosco (Director)
Program Achievements:
- Distributed books and pens to 3,520 children in Gulu City
- Focused on promoting education for orphans
Approach: Direct material support to remove educational barriers
Impact: Provided essential school supplies to thousands of vulnerable children, enabling better educational access and success for orphaned students
- Significance: This large-scale distribution demonstrated the organization's commitment to education as a key pathway for supporting orphaned and vulnerable children.
- 2016: INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION & TRAINING EXPANSION UN Officials Visit Kitgum
UN officials from Tanzania interviewed Mr. Ocaka Bosco at his home in Kitgum Municipality regarding his work spreading religious teaching to help, support, and serve vulnerable populations worldwide.
Training Programs Launched
Following this recognition, Ocaka Bosco expanded training programs through Lubanga Lapit Kic NGO Uganda, teaching community groups on 9 key development topics:Poverty Analysis
Communication
Working with Groups
Development Theory
Facilitation
Income Generation
Conscientisation (Critical Awareness)
Gender Issues
Bookkeeping
2017 Widow Support Program: Leadership: Mr. Ocaka Bosco Program Details:
Continued providing essential household supplies to widows in Kitgum Municipality
Distributed sugar, salt, and soap
Target Beneficiaries: Widows in Kitgum Municipality
Approach: Direct provision of basic necessities to support vulnerable widows
Significance: This ongoing support program addressed immediate household needs, complementing the organization's earlier economic empowerment initiatives (revolving funds, piglet distribution) with essential relief supplies.
2018 Gender Training Program: Leadership: Mr. Ocaka Bosco Program Details:
Trained local community members in gender issues
Location: Lamwo District
Objective: Prevent conflicts in communities through gender awareness and education
Approach: Community-based training focused on gender equality and conflict prevention
Significance: This marked an expansion into social cohesion and peacebuilding work, addressing root causes of community conflict through gender education and awareness.
2019 Traditional Dance Support Program
In 2019, LUBANGA LAPIT KIC NGO, under the leadership of Mr. Ocaka Bosco, funded and supported youth various traditional dance groups in the community. The program provided comprehensive support including:
Financial funding for traditional dance initiatives
All necessary materials and equipment required for traditional dance performances
Resources to preserve and promote local cultural heritage through dance
This initiative was part of our commitment to preserving cultural traditions and supporting community arts programs.
2020 Humanitarian Relief Distribution
In 2020, LUBANGA LAPIT KIC NGO, led by Mr. Ocaka Bosco, conducted a humanitarian relief program to support vulnerable communities across multiple regions in Uganda. The program distributed essential household items including:
- Jerrycans for water storage
- Saucepans for cooking
- Cups and other basic necessities
Areas served:
- Kitgum Municipal
- Lamwo District
- Gulu City
- Kampala City
- Wakiso District
This initiative provided critical support to vulnerable populations, helping families meet their basic daily needs during challenging times.
2022-2023 Disabilities in Local Communities Program
In 2022-2023, Mr. Ocaka Bosco, First Bishop of the Vulnerable in the World, established the Disabilities in Local Communities Program through LUBANGA LAPIT KIC NGO. This program was created to help, support, and serve people with disabilities across Uganda.
The program focuses on:
Providing direct assistance to individuals with disabilities
Supporting their integration and participation in local communities
Delivering resources and services tailored to their specific needs
Advocating for the rights and dignity of people with disabilities
This initiative reflects our commitment to ensuring that all members of society, including those with disabilities, receive the support and opportunities they deserve.
2024 First King of the Vulnerable in the World Launch
In 2024, Mr. Ocaka Bosco was inaugurated as the First King of the Vulnerable in the World. This historic launch took place across various regions of Uganda, marking a significant milestone in LUBANGA LAPIT KIC NGO's mission to advocate for and serve vulnerable populations.
The launch events were held in multiple communities throughout Uganda, bringing together stakeholders, community leaders, and beneficiaries to celebrate this commitment to serving the most vulnerable members of society.
This leadership role reinforces our organization's dedication to championing the rights, dignity, and well-being of vulnerable people across Uganda and beyond.
2025 First Bishop of the Vulnerable in the World
In 2025, Mr. Ocaka Bosco was appointed as the First Bishop of the Vulnerable in the World. This appointment was celebrated by communities across Uganda, recognizing his compassionate leadership and dedication to serving vulnerable and needy populations.
The launch ceremony brought together people from various regions who have witnessed and benefited from his commitment to helping those in need. This spiritual and humanitarian leadership role reflects years of service to vulnerable communities through LUBANGA LAPIT KIC NGO's programs.
As First Bishop of the Vulnerable in the World, Mr. Ocaka Bosco continues to lead initiatives that provide material support, advocacy, and hope to the most marginalized members of society.
2008-2025: Trained 10,400 women in microfinance through 84 groups
2012-2025: Supported 6,570 children with education
2013-2025: Distributed 3,000 piglets to widows
2025: Operating in 5 districts, expanding to more regions
Our Values
Faith-based service across all denominations
Transparent operations and accountability
Direct community impact
Dignity and compassion for all
[Learn More About Our Founder →]
4. OUR PROGRAMS PAGE (Updated with Impact)
How We Serve
1. Orphan Care & Child Sponsorship
Comprehensive care including food, shelter, education, and emotional support for orphaned and vulnerable children.
2. Education Support
Impact: 6,570 children supported (2012-2025)
School fees, uniforms, books, and supplies for primary and technical schools in Kitgum Municipal and surrounding areas.
What We Provide:
Full or partial school fees
Uniforms and shoes
Books and learning materials
Exam fees and supplies
3. Microfinance & Economic Empowerment
Impact: 10,400 women trained through 84 savings groups (2008-2025)
Revolving funds for women, widows, and widowers
84 active savings groups across 5 districts
Financial literacy training
Sustainable income generation
Business skills development
4. Livestock & Agriculture Programs
Impact: 3,000 piglets distributed to widows (2013-2025)
Piglet distribution to widows for breeding and income
Agricultural and farming training
Food security initiatives
Sustainable livelihood creation
5. Youth Development
Online earning programs and skills training connecting youth to opportunities.
6. Community Development
Emergency assistance during crises
Healthcare support
Skills training and employment opportunities
Spiritual guidance and counseling
7. Family Support Services
Food and basic necessities
Medical care
Housing support
Bereavement and crisis assistance
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5. WHERE WE SERVE PAGE (Updated)
Our Locations Across Uganda
We currently operate in 5 districts across Uganda and are expanding our reach to serve more vulnerable communities.
Current Operations:
1. Kitgum Municipality - West Land (Main Office)
Our headquarters and primary service area2. Lamwo District - Kal Central
Education and community development programs3. Gulu city - Pece
Microfinance groups and family support services4. Kampala -Naguru Go-Down,
5 Wakiso District Kiira
Youth development and administrative operationsOur Reach:
📚 6,570 children across these districts have received education support
💰 84 microfinance savings groups operating in these communities
🐷 3,000 widows have received piglets for sustainable income
Expansion Plans:
🚀 We are actively expanding to additional districts across Uganda to serve more vulnerable families, orphans, and widows.
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6. HOW DONATIONS ARE USED PAGE (Updated)
Financial Transparency
We are committed to using donations responsibly and transparently to maximize impact for vulnerable communities.
Our Proven Impact (2007-2025)
Your donations have already achieved:
6,570 children supported with education (2012-2025)
10,400 women trained in microfinance through 84 groups (2008-2025)
3,000 piglets distributed to widows (2013-2025)
5 districts served with plans for expansion
How We Use Your Donations:
Program Services (Direct support to beneficiaries)
Education sponsorship (school fees, uniforms, books)
Microfinance training and revolving funds
Livestock distribution and agricultural training
Youth development programs
Healthcare and emergency assistance
Operations (Staff, facilities, and administration)
Field staff salaries
Office operations in 5 districts
Transportation to reach remote communities
Program monitoring and evaluation
Future Programs (Expansion and growth)
Expanding to additional districts
Launching new programs based on community needs
Building capacity to serve more families
Donation Methods
We accept donations via:
Credit/Debit Card (Stripe secure payment)
Bank transfer (International & Local)
Mobile Money (MTN & Airtel)
All donations support our registered charitable programs in Uganda.
Accountability
As a registered National NGO, we:
Maintain transparent financial records
Provide receipts for all donations
Report regularly on program impact
Are committed to using every contribution to maximize impact
8. DONATE PAGE (Updated)
Make a Difference Today
COME AND HELP VULNERABLE PEOPLE WORLDWIDE
Your donation provides food, education, healthcare, and hope to vulnerable families across Uganda.
See Your Impact
Join thousands of donors who have already helped us achieve:
✅ 6,570 children supported with education (2012-2025)
✅ 10,400 women trained in microfinance through 84 groups (2008-2025)
✅ 3,000 piglets distributed to widows (2013-2025)
✅ 5 districts served across UgandaHelp us expand to reach even more vulnerable families!
Online Donation (Credit/Debit Card)
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Mobile Money (Uganda)
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Bank Transfer (International & Local)
Account Name: OCAKA BOSCO
Account Number: 2337959775
Bank: KCB Bank Uganda Limited
Branch: Kampala Road Branch
SWIFT Code: KCBLUGKA
Intermediary Bank: Deutsche Bank Trust Company AmericaBank Address:
KCB Bank Uganda Limited
Plot 56, Lohana Towers, Lugogo Bypass
P.O. Box 7399
Kampala, UgandaAfter making a bank transfer, please email us at ocakabosco1@gmail.com with:
Your transfer confirmation
Your name and contact information
Purpose of donation (if for a specific program)
Your Impact
Every donation makes a real difference:
$50 provides school fees for one child for one term
$100 trains 10 women in financial literacy
$150 provides one piglet to a widow for sustainable income
$500 supports a full savings group of 12 women
Any amount helps us expand to new districts
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OCAKA BOSCO | Lubanga Lapit Kic - "God Feeds Orphans"
COME AND HELP VULNERABLE PEOPLE WORLDWIDE
Our Impact: 6,570 children educated | 10,400 women trained | 3,000 piglets distributed | 5 districts served
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Email: info@wwwocakabosco.org / ocakabosco1@gmail.com
Address: Kitgum, UgandaRegistration
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✅ Proven Track Record - 18 years of measurable impact
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Mr. Ocaka Bosco's divine calling:
The Calling (June 7, 2007)
Mr. Ocaka Bosco, born December 6, 1977, in Palabek Gem, Kitgum District, received a divine revelation at age 29. Over three days, he heard God's voice accompanied by bright light, instructing him to "come out and start teaching the people where the whole world can hear you. Tell the rich to support the poor."
His Initial Doubt
He questioned how he could fulfill this mission, having only completed primary three (third grade) and lacking formal education.
God's Response
The voice assured him he would receive a book that would give him wisdom to read and understand, speaking in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
The Transformation (7 Days)
Stayed indoors for 7 days without food or water
Immediately stopped drinking alcohol (had been a drunkard)
Could no longer lift his 10-liter jerry can of alcohol, marking the end of his drinking
The Book (Day 8)
Found a Christian worship book titled "BUK LEGA KI WER PA LAKRISTO" (A Christian Book for Worship and Praise) in his mother's wooden box. God gave him the ability to speak three languages: Acholi, English, and Kiswahili—though he previously only spoke Acholi.
The Mission
This divine calling led to the founding of OCAKA BOSCO organization in 2007, dedicated to serving vulnerable people worldwide—orphans, widows, and the poor.
LEGA PI KUC" - Prayer for Peace
This is a servant's prayer asking God to use them as an instrument of peace and service to others.
The Prayer's Core Message:
Bringing Light to Darkness:
Where there is hate → bring peace
Where there is wrong → bring forgiveness
Where there is doubt → bring acceptance
Where there is anxiety → bring trust
Where there is anger → bring happiness
The Servant's Attitude:
Don't seek consolation → console others instead
Don't demand to be heard → listen to others instead
Don't seek to be loved → love others instead
The Spiritual Principle:
When we give, we receive
When we forgive, we are forgiven
When we are called to this life, we are born into eternal life
Significance:
This prayer (found on page 32, Note 8 of the book God directed him to) became the foundation of Mr. Ocaka Bosco's mission. It emphasizes selfless service, putting others' needs first, and being an instrument of peace—which directly shaped the organization's work serving orphans, widows, and vulnerable people.
The prayer reflects the organization's approach: serving rather than being served, giving rather than receiving, and bringing hope to those in despair.
OUR TEAM
Our Mission
Our team is dedicated to serving vulnerable communities worldwide through faith, compassion, and action. Guided by Christian values, we work to prepare the way of Jesus Christ and spread hope to those in need. We serve people of all religions, cultures, and backgrounds, partnering with faith leaders and communities globally to create lasting change.
Our Approach
We believe in empowering communities through sustainable programs that address spiritual, physical, educational, and economic needs. Our work is driven by faith and a commitment to dignity, self-reliance, and transformation.
How We Fund Our Work
Our dedicated team generates income through various online platforms and digital services. All proceeds directly support our charitable mission, enabling us to reach vulnerable communities across Uganda and beyond.
WHERE YOUR SUPPORT GOES
Every donation helps us serve those in greatest need. Here's how your contributions make a difference:
Faith & Education
Building churches and providing worship materials
Constructing and supporting schools from nursery through university levels
Sponsoring vocational and business skills training programs
Providing educational materials and scholarships
Healthcare & Wellness
Constructing health facilities and purchasing medical equipment
Supporting patients with HIV/AIDS, diabetes, hepatitis B, tuberculosis, cancer, malaria, and other diseases
Providing maternal care supplies to pregnant mothers
Offering optical lenses and vision care to people with sight problems
Delivering essential medicines and health education
Community Development
Supporting refugees and homeless populations
Sponsoring orphans, street children, and vulnerable youth
Assisting single mothers and elderly community members
Supporting widows, widowers, and people with disabilities
Funding sustainable livelihood projects: agriculture, poultry farming, fishing, beekeeping, piggery, and arts and crafts
Building sports facilities and supporting cultural preservation through dance and music
Partnerships & Collaboration
We work alongside:
Registered Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and NGOs
Government schools and hospitals
Local and national government initiatives
Environmental conservation programs
International partners to open market opportunities for local producers
Our Values
Faith - We serve with the love of Christ at the center of everything we do
Compassion - We treat every person with dignity and respect
Integrity - We operate with transparency and accountability
Empowerment - We help communities build sustainable futures
Unity - We serve people of all faiths, tribes, and backgrounds
Join Our Mission
Whether through donations, sponsorships, volunteering, or partnerships, you can be part of transforming lives and building hope in vulnerable communities.
Together in faith, we serve God and transform lives.
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OCAKA BOSCO Transforming Lives Through Faith and CompassionEmpowering Communities
Mr. Ocaka BoscoFirst Bishop of the Vulnerable in the World, calling people globally to prepare the way for Jesus' return. We are committed to training individuals through Bible stories and empowering communities with innovative solutions and sustainable practices that promote social and economic growth. Our mission at www.wwwocakaboscoorg.org
is to create positive impact in every community we serve.
Otim Baker – Chairman & Inspector
Otim Baker serves as Chairman of Online Revenue Operations and oversees our income generation activities. He ensures accountability, fairness, and transparency in all operations. His leadership and commitment to ethical practices strengthen our mission to serve vulnerable communities worldwide.
Oloya Kenneth Obita – Online Revenue Manager
Oloya Kenneth Obita manages our online revenue operations with dedication and integrity. Known for his professionalism, honesty, and inclusive approach, he works tirelessly to generate funds that support vulnerable communities worldwide. His commitment strengthens our team's effectiveness.
Pacotoo Lawrence – Online Revenue Advisor
Pacotoo Lawrence serves as our strategic advisor for online revenue generation. Known for his integrity, professionalism, and dedication, he provides expert guidance on digital platforms and fundraising strategies. His commitment to collaboration strengthens our team's ability to reach supporters globally and maximize resources for our charitable programs.
Agenorwot Prossy – General President for Staff Welfare
Agenorwot Prossy oversees the welfare and well-being of our online revenue team. Known for her kindness, honesty, and inclusive leadership, she ensures staff are supported and united in working toward our mission of helping vulnerable communities worldwide. Her compassionate care strengthens our collective impact.
Peter Aziyo Ejidra Adaku – President of Operations
Peter Aziyo Ejidra Adaku oversees operational challenges and problem-solving within our organization. Known for his integrity, trustworthiness, and inclusive approach, he ensures our activities run smoothly and effectively in support of vulnerable people worldwide.
Okello Milton – President for Widows and Widowers
Okello Milton leads our outreach to widows and widowers, providing dedicated support to these vulnerable communities. His compassion and commitment drive our efforts to ensure widows, widowers, and others in need receive the care and assistance they deserve.
Lagum Eunice – Vice President of Procurement
Lagum Eunice oversees procurement operations, ensuring our organization has the necessary equipment and resources to effectively serve vulnerable communities worldwide. Her careful management and dedication support our mission and strengthen our capacity to make a meaningful impact.
Oling Yes – President of Training & Development
Oling Yes leads training programs for our online revenue generation team. His strong leadership unites staff and ensures team members have the skills needed to effectively generate funds for vulnerable communities worldwide. He inspires dedication and excellence in support of our cause.
Casto Lugaja – Vice President of Training & Development
Casto Lugaja serves as Vice President of Training, working closely with leadership to manage and oversee training programs for our online revenue generation team. His strong leadership fosters unity and momentum, while his encouragement inspires staff to excel in supporting vulnerable communities worldwide.
Laker Elgon – Vice President of Aid Distribution
Laker Elgon oversees the distribution of resources and support to vulnerable communities. She ensures aid reaches those in need efficiently and equitably. Her dedication and careful oversight strengthen our mission to serve vulnerable people worldwide.
Everything Done Bosco Oluma – Second Bishop & Future Leader
Everything Done Bosco Oluma serves as Second Bishop for Vulnerable Communities and is being mentored as the future leader of our organization. Currently in training, he is learning leadership, management, and spiritual guidance to serve vulnerable people worldwide. His development prepares him to carry forward our mission with compassion and dedication.
Aciro Paska – Office Attendant
Aciro Paska manages daily office operations for our online revenue team, ensuring activities run smoothly and efficiently. Her organizational skills and dedication support our mission to help vulnerable communities worldwide by maintaining an effective work environment.
Support Vulnerable Communities
OCAKA BOSCO serves six primary groups of vulnerable people:
Orphans - Children who have lost one or both parents
Elderly - Senior citizens needing care and support
Widows and Widowers - Those who have lost their spouses
Child Mothers - Young mothers needing assistance
People with Disabilities - Individuals requiring accessibility and support
Youth - Young people needing skills and opportunities
Mission Focus:
The organization empowers these vulnerable groups through transformative community projects that create lasting positive change.
Connection to Impact:
These six groups are served through the organization's proven programs:
6,570 children educated (orphans and vulnerable children)
10,400 women trained in microfinance (widows, child mothers)
3,000 piglets distributed (widows for sustainable income)
Youth development and skills training programs
Community support including healthcare and emergency assistance
This demonstrates how the organization translates the Prayer for Peace into concrete action—bringing hope, dignity, and opportunity to those most in need across Uganda.
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1. What is the Good News?
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1. What is the news from God?
God wants people to enjoy life on earth. He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better
future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of
suffering. Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the
Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a
future.No government has ever succeeded in eliminating violence, disease, ordeath. But there is good news. Shortly, God will replace all human governments
with his own government. Its subjects will enjoy peace and good health. Isaiah
25:8 the Lord God will swallow up death forever, wipe away tears from all
faces, and remove the disgrace of his people. And the inhabitant shall not say,
I am sick: the people that dwell therein shall be forgiven their iniquity.Daniel 2:44 “In the time of those kings, the God of heaven will set up akingdom that will never be destroyed, nor will it be left to another people. It
will crush all those kingdoms and bring them to an end, but it will itself
endure forever. ,KM2. Why is the good newsurgent?
Suffering will end onlywhen God clears the earth of bad people. Zephaniah 2:3 Seek the LORD, all you
humble of the land, who do his just commands; seek righteousness; seek
humility; perhaps you may be hidden on the day of the anger of the LORD.When will that happen? God's word foretold the conditions that now threaten mankind. Current events
indicate that God's time to act is close. 2 Timothy 3:1-5 But mark this: There
will be terrible times in the last days. 2 People will be lovers of themselves,
lovers of money, boastful, proud, abusive, disobedient to their parents,
ungrateful, unholy, 3 without love, unforgiving, slanderous, without
self-control, brutal, not lovers of the good, 4 treacherous, rash, conceited,
lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God— 5 having a form of godliness but
denying its power. Have nothing to do with such people.3. What should we do?
We should learn about God from his word, the Bible.It is like a better to us from a loving father. It tells us how to enjoy a
better way of life now and how to enjoy everlasting life on earth in the
future. True, some may not like it thwt you are receiving help to understand
the Bible. But the opportunity of a better future is too good to miss. Proverbs
29:25 "Fear of man will prove to be a snare, but whoever trusts in the Lord is kept safe.Revelation 14:6-7 6 And I saw another angel fly inthe midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach unto them that
dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people,7 Saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give gloryto him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven,
and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters.3.Is the Good News Really From God?
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1. Who is the Author of the Bible?The good news that people will live forever on earth is written in the Bible. Psalm 37:29 "The righteous shall inherit the land,and dwell in it forever."
The Bible is made up of66 smaller books. God used about 40 faithful men to write them. The five books
were written by Moses about 3,500 years ago. The last book was written by the
apostle John over 1,900 years ago. Whose ideas did Bible writers present? God
communicated with the Bible writers by means of His Holy spirirt. 2 samuel 23:2
“The Spirit of the Lord spoke through me; his word was on my tongue.They wrote down thethoughts of God, not their own thoughts. So God is the Author of the Bible.
2Timothy 3:16 "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in
righteousness".2Peter 1:20-21 20 Aboveall, you must understand that no prophecy of Scripture came about by the
prophet’s own interpretation of things. 21 For prophecy never had its origin in
the human will, but prophets, though human, spoke from God as they were carried
along by the Holy Spirit.2. How can we be surethe Bible is true?
We know that the Bibleis from God because it accurately foretells the future in detail. No man can do
that. Joshua 23:14 "Now I am about to go the way of all the earth. You
know with all your heart and soul that not one of all the good promises the
Lord your God gave you has failed. Every promise has been fulfilled; not one
has failed."Only Almighty God canaccurately foresee mankind's future. Isaiah 42:9 "See, the former things have takenplace, and new things I declare; before they spring into being I announce them
to you.”Isaiah 46:10 declaresGod's sovereignty and ability to see the end from the beginning.
We would expect a bookfrom God to be unique, and it is. Billions of copies of the Bible have been
distributed in hundreds of languages. Though ancient, the Bible is in harmony
with proved science. Also, its 40 writers did not contradict one another. Furthermore,
the Bible bears the unmistakable stamp of God's love, and it still has the
power to change people's lives for the better. These facts convince millions
that the Bible is God's word. 1Thessalonians 2:13 And we also thank God
continually because, when you received the word of God, which you heard from
us, you accepted it not as a human word, but as it actually is, the word of
God, which is indeed at work in you who believe.3. What is the Bibleabout?
The Bible centers on thegood news that God has a loving purpose for mankind. The scriptures explain how
man's privilege of living on a paradise earth was lost early in human history
and how a paradise will finally be restored. Revelation 21:4-5 ‘He will wipe every tear from their eyes.There will be no more death’[a] or mourning or crying or pain, for the old
order of things has passed away.” 5 Hewho was seated on the throne said, “I am making everything new!” Then he said,
“Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true.”God's word also containslaws, principles, and advice. In addition, the Bible records the history of
God's dealings with mankind-a history that reveals God's personality. Thus, the
Bible can help you know God. It explains how can become his friend. Psalm 19:7 "The law of the Lord is perfect,reviving the soul; the testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the
simple."Psalm 19:11 By them yourservant is warned; in keeping them there is great reward.
James 2:23 And the scripture was fulfilled that says,“Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness,”[a] and he
was called God’s friend.James 4:8 Come near to God and he will come near to you. Wash your hands, you sinners, and purify your
hearts, you double-minded.4. How can you understand the Bible?
This brochure will help you to understand the Bible by using the same method that Jesus used. He
referred to one Bible text after another and explained ''the meaning of the
scriptures.'' Luke 24:27 Come near to God and he will come near to you. Wash
your hands, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded.Luke 24:45 Then heopened their minds so they could understand the Scriptures.
Few things are asfascinating as the good news from God. Yet, some people are indifferent to it,
and others are even annoyed by it. Do not be discouraged. Your hope of enjoying
everlasting life depends on your getting to know God. John 17:3 Now this is eternal life: that they know you,the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent.
4. Who is Jesus Christ?
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1. How did Jesus' Lifebegin?
Unlike any other human,Jesus lived in heaven as a spirit person before he was born on earth. John 8:23
"He then said to them, 'You are from below; I am from above. You are of
this world; I am not of this world.'
He was God's firstcreation, and he helped in the creation of all other things. He is the only one
created directly by God and is therefore appropriately called God's ''only
begotten'' son. John 1:14 The Wordbecame flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory
of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.
Jesus served as God'sSpokesman, so he is also called ''the Word.'' Proverbs 8:22 “The Lord brought
me forth as the first of his works, before his deeds of old; 23 I was formed
long ages ago, at the very beginning, when the world came to be. 30 Then I was constantly[c] at his side. I wasfilled with delight day after day, rejoicing always in his presence,
Colossians 1:15-16 The Son is the image of the invisible God,the first born over all creation. 16 For in him all things were created: things
in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or
rulers or authorities; all things have been created through him and for him.
2. Why did Jesus come tothe earth?
God sent his son to earth by transferring his life from heaven to the womb of a virgin Jewess named
Mary. So Jesus did not have a human father. Luke 1:30-35 But the angel said to
her, “Do not be afraid, Mary; you have found favor with God. 31 You will conceive
and give birth to a son, and you are to call him Jesus. 32 He will be great and
will be called the Son of the Most High. The Lord God will give him the throne
of his father David, 33 and he will reign over Jacob’s descendants forever; his
kingdom will never end.”34 “How will this be,” Mary asked the angel, “since I
am a virgin?”35 The angel answered, “The Holy Spirit will come on you, and the
power of the Most High will overshadow you. So the holy one to be born will be
called[a] the Son of God.
Jesus came to the earth(1) to teach the truth about God, (2) to set us an example in how to do God's
will evem when we are in difficulties, and (3) to give his perfect life as
"a ransom.'' Matthew 20:28 "Just as the Son of Man did not come to be
served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many."
3. Why do we need aransom?
A ransom is the pricepaid to release a person from the threat of death. Exodus 21:29-30 If, however,
the bull has had the habit of goring and the owner has been warned but has not
kept it penned up and it kills a man or woman, the bull is to be stoned and its
owner also is to be put to death. 30 However, if payment is demanded, the owner
may redeem his life by the payment of whatever is demanded.
Death and old age werenot part of God's original purpose for mankind. How do we know that? God told
the first man, Adam, that if he committed what the Bible calls ''sin,'' he
would die. So if Adam had not sinned, he would never have died. Genesis 2:16-17 And the Lord God commanded the man, “You arefree to eat from any tree in the garden; 17 but you must not eat from the tree
of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will certainly
die.”
Genesis 5:5 And all thedays that Adam lived were nine hundred and thirty years: and he died.
According to the Bible,death ''entered'' the world of mankind through Adam. Thus, Adam passed to all
his descendants sin and its penalty, death. We need a ransom to release us from
the penalty of death that we inherited from Adam. Romans 5:12 Therefore, just
as sin entered the world through one man, and death through sin, and in this
way death came to all people, because all sinned.
Romans 6:23 For thewages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our
Lord.
Who could pay the ransomto free us from death?
When we die, we pay thepenalty only for our own sins. No imperfect man can pay for the sins of others.
Psalm 49:7-9 No one can redeem the life of anotheror give to God a ransom for
them—8 the ransom for a life is costly, no payment is ever enough—9 so that they should live on forever and not see decay.
4. Why did Jesus die?
Unlike us, Jesus was perfect.So he did not need todie for his sins-he never committed any. Instead, Jesus died for the sins of
others. God expreesed extraordinary love for mankind by sending his sonto die
for us. Jesus also showed love for us by obeying his Father and giving his life
for our sins. John 3:16 For God so lovedthe world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall
not perish but have eternal life.
Romans 5:18-19 Consequently, just as one trespass resulted in condemnation for all people, so also one righteous act resulted in
justification and life for all people. 19 For just as through the disobedience
of the one man the many were made sinners, so also through the obedience of the
one man the many will be made righteous.
5.What is Jesus doing now?
When on earth, Jesus cured the sick, raised the dead, and rescued people in peril. He thereby demonstrated what he will do in
the future for all obedient mankind. Matthew 15:30-31 Great crowds came to him,
bringing the lame, the blind, the crippled, the mute and many others, and laid
them at his feet; and he healed them. 31 The people were amazed when they saw the
mute speaking, the crippled made well, the lame walking and the blind seeing.
And they praised the God of Israel.
John 5:28 "Do not marvel at this, for an houris coming when all who are in the tombs will hear his voice."
After Jesus died, God restored him to life as aspirit person. 1 Peter 3:18 For Christ also suffered once for sins, the
righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God. He was put to death in the
body but made alive in the Spirit.
Jesus then waited at God's right hand until God gave him power to rule as King over all the earth. Hebrews 10:12-13 But when this
priest had offered for all time one sacrifice for sins, he sat down at the
right hand of God, 13 and since that time he waits for his enemies to be made
his footstool.
Now Jesus is ruling as King in heaven, and hisfollowers are announcing that good news worldwide. Daniel 7:13-14 “In my vision at night I looked, and therebefore me was one like a son of man,[a] coming with the clouds of heaven. He
approached the Ancient of Days and was led into his presence. 14 He was given
authority, glory and sovereign power; all nations and peoples of every language
worshiped him. His dominion is an everlasting dominion that will not pass away,
and his kingdom is one that will never be destroyed.
Matthew 24:14 "And this gospel of the kingdomshall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then
shall the end come."
Soon, Jesus will use his power as King to bring anend to all suffering and to those who cause it. All who exercise faith in Jesus
by obeying him will enjoy life in a paradise on earth. Psalm 37:9-11 For those
who are evil will be destroyed, but those who hope in the Lord will inherit the
land. 10 A little while, and the wicked will be no more; though you look for
them, they will not be found. 11 But the meek will inherit the land and enjoy
peace and prosperity.
What qualities made Jesus approachable?
Matthew 11:29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
Mark 10:13-16 People were bringing little children to Jesus for him to place
his hands on them, but the disciples rebuked them. 14 When Jesus saw this, he
was indignant. He said to them, “Let the little children come to me, and do not
hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. 15 Truly I tell
you, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child will
never enter it.” 16 And he took the children in his arms, placed his hands on
them and blessed them.
5.What is God's Purpose for the Earth?
