Ambassador Sean Bardoo’s Royal Visit to Uganda: Inspiring Change and Empowering Communities

On my recent royal visit to Uganda for WE CARE FOR HUMANITY, I had the incredible opportunity to connect with local communities and bring resources to those in need. This visit was deeply meaningful, as I was able to witness the strength and resilience of the Ugandan people and contribute to initiatives that will make a lasting impact. 

One of the highlights of my trip was spending time with the children at a local school. The St. Mary's Primary School Nyamasuba in Uganda.  Meeting these young students and hearing about their dreams was inspiring. Many of these children face obstacles that no one should have to encounter, yet they show such enthusiasm and hope. I extended the LAPTOPS FOR HUMANITY program to provide them with laptops—an essential tool in today’s digital age. Education is a universal right, and access to technology can open doors, helping these children build brighter futures.

In addition to working with students, I also focused on supporting The Young Mothers in the community. These women are determined to create better lives for themselves and their children, and I wanted to offer them the resources they need to do just that through training programs, mentorship, and access to childcare support. 

I aim to empower young mothers with the skills and opportunities to achieve financial independence. By providing this support, I hope to foster resilience and help them build sustainable livelihoods.

For me, humanitarian work goes beyond simply offering aid. It’s about empowering individuals to rise, to thrive, and to have the tools they need to create positive change in their lives. Humanity’s true strength lies in our ability to uplift each other, and my work is rooted in this belief. 

My goal is to be a source of support and encouragement for those who need it most, showing them that they are not alone in their journey.

This visit to Uganda was a powerful reminder of why I do this work. I am grateful for the chance to make a difference and to be inspired by the communities I serve. Together, we can create a world where everyone has the opportunity to flourish.

I want to thank HER ROYAL HIGHNESS Queen Maria Amor for allowing me to be of service to the Country of Uganda, and special thanks to the WCH Uganda Director, Jerom Bukima, for inviting me and all the beautiful and kindhearted individuals in Uganda for their kind welcome and hospitality throughout my entire trip.  My experience in Uganda was a testament to the resilience and strength of our global communities commitment to humanity.  

I left feeling more committed than ever to advancing projects that empower and uplift, and hopeful for what we can achieve together.

• Written by:  Ambassador Sean Bardoo News