At SROUH, we believe in the power of sports to bring hope, joy, and opportunity to orphans and underprivileged children. Your donation helps us provide the resources, programs, and support needed to transform lives and build a brighter future.
Join hands with us at SROUH to bring hope, empowerment, and transformation through sports. As a volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in shaping brighter futures and creating lasting change in our community.
At SROUH, we believe in creating long-lasting impact through partnerships. By becoming a sponsor, you’ll play a critical role in empowering orphans and underprivileged children through the power of sports and education. Together, we can foster hope, inspire dreams, and build a better future for those in need.
To make the future of children resourceful by improving their key ife skills through our education and sports programs
To create a level Basement where every child has the opportunity to create a future of self reliance in their endevors
"We are hopeful because we are genius."
At Sports for Revival of the Orphanage and the Underprivileged Hope (SROUH), our leadership team is dedicated to transforming lives through sports, mentorship, and empowerment. Guided by a shared vision of hope and opportunity, our leaders bring passion, experience, and a deep commitment to uplifting orphaned and underprivileged children.
As the Chief Executive Director, he leads the organization’s vision and strategic direction.
He oversees the organization’s operations and guides leadership initiatives.
The Programs Coordinator, responsible for managing and implementing key projects effectively.
As Director of Sports, he promotes sports programs and encourages youth engagement.
The Director of Education, leading educational programs to empower children and communities.
Sponsorship & Fundraising Manager, building partnerships and driving fundraising efforts to support initiatives.
10:30AM-03:30PM Venue Main Campus
How essential life skills — discipline, teamwork, leadership, and perseverance—that sports teach children.
10:30AM-03:30PM Venue Makindye kids center
Stories of children who have moved from difficult backgrounds to finding purpose in sports.
