At the end of 2025, 49 children were being cared for at Toro Babies Home. These girls and boys of different ages found protection, care, and security there. Two children were placed in loving foster families and have already settled in well. New challenges are also part of everyday life; a newborn baby was found abandoned and lovingly taken in. It is healthy and developing ... read more
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DAY OF OPEN DOOR TO THE WORLD
“Every child needs love, care and tenderness regardless of where they come from”, those were the words of His Lordship Dr. Robert Muhiirwa Akiiki, Bishop of Fort Portal Diocese who graced TBH’s Day of Open Door as Chief Celebrant when Toro Babies Home opened her gates to the world to create awareness and allow in guests all day to interact, inquire and support Toro Babies ... read more
BASKETBALL NURTURES AND CARES
Christmas started early for Toro Babies Home with a courtesy visit of Tooro Basketball Academy (TBA) on the very first day of December 2025 that culminated into an eventful day. A team of coaches, friends, well-wishers and young basketball players who hold the future of basketball in the region interacted with the babies with games, dances and shared gifts among the babies who ... read more
MTN UGANDA VISITS TORO BABIES HOME
MTN Uganda led by CEO Sylvia Wairimu Mulinge alongside her leadership team and Women@Work group visited Toro Babies Home on Friday 20th June, 2025 as part of YelloCare. The delegation donated UGX 20,000,000/= (Twenty Million Shillings) by cheque to support medical needs and essentials of the home and other items in kind like diapers, soap, cooking oil, powdered milk, ... read more
UNITED CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY OF UTC KICWAMBA VISITS TBH
“We find purpose in supporting others, we wanted to do something to support the community and our love for babies led us to Toro Babies Home”, some of the reasons that inspired members of United Christian Community and students of Uganda Technical College, Kicwamba to donate to TBH for Easter. The students who were impressed by Toro Babies Home’s tremendous work in ensuring ... read more
New Admission and Home Visits in September
In September, we took in a new child, Penlope. Penlope had been living with her mother in Katoojo prison since birth, and her mother has now been sentenced to 12 years of imprisonment. The girl is currently in good health, and we are committed to providing her with the care and support she needs as she adjusts to this significant change in her life. This month, we visited ... read more
