Community Peer Support — Uganda

We Do
Together.

A community peer support hub rooted in lived experience. We walk alongside people in Uganda navigating recovery, rebuilding connection, and reclaiming their lives.

Rooted in Ubuntu
"I am because we are."
Ubuntu — the African philosophy of shared humanity and interconnectedness — is at the heart of everything we do.
Cooperation
Help me and let me help you
Unity
Chain link — human relations
About Us

Lived experience
changes lives.

U-ACT Uganda is a community peer support hub operating under the We Do / U-ACT / MAUNi ecosystem. We bring recovery coaching, peer-led support, and lived experience to communities across Uganda.

We don't do jargon. We don't do judgement. We do real conversations between people who understand — because we've been there too.

01
Peer-Led
Support is delivered by people with lived experience of addiction and recovery — not observers, but fellow travellers.
02
Community-Rooted
We operate in and from the community — building trust, not dependency. No hierarchy. Just people showing up for each other.
03
Confidential & Safe
Every conversation stays within the container. What's shared here, stays here. Safety is non-negotiable.
Our Work

What We Do

Peer Support Groups
Regular group sessions facilitated by trained peer coaches. Open, honest conversations in a safe container.
One-to-One Coaching
Individual recovery coaching sessions connecting people with a peer coach who has walked a similar path.
Recovery Programmes
Structured WRP modules covering spiritual principles, values, and the foundations of lasting recovery.
Crisis Outreach
Community-based crisis support connecting people in acute need with peer coaches who can help.
Family Support
We work with families and loved ones too — because recovery touches everyone in the circle.
Lived Experience Training
Training local people to become peer coaches and carry the work forward in their own communities.
Our Team

The people behind the work.

Lead Recovery Coach — Uganda
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Bruno Martin
Tumusiime
Lead Coach · HOPE Foundation · U-ACT Uganda
Bruno is a humanitarian worker with over eight years of experience driving community recovery and welfare across designated districts of Uganda. He is the Founder and Executive Director of the HOPE Foundation and Faith Secondary School — a Christian nonprofit he built from nothing in Hoima, Western Region, to give young people an education when no other option existed.
Bruno's lived experience and faith-rooted approach to recovery are what make him not just a coach, but a genuine community anchor. He founded Faith Secondary School, Hoima — the first school in the community — so that children who would otherwise have had no options can have one. With limited resources, students grow their own food. The school keeps going on faith, determination, and the generosity of people who believe in the work.
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Bruno's story — HOPE Foundation, Hoima
HOPE Foundation · Hoima, Uganda
71
Students enrolled and growing
2
Campuses — Kiryatete & Bujwahya
Faith Secondary School, Hoima
Hoima, Western Region, Uganda · Founded by HOPE Foundation
"We joyfully celebrate the enrolment of 35 new students into Senior One. Without this school — the first in our community — many of these children would have had no option but to drop out."
— HOPE Foundation, Hoima, Uganda
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Ready to
reach out?

Whether you're looking for support yourself, referring someone, or want to get involved — we're here. No barriers. No judgement. Just people.

Hours
Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm EAT
Email
bruno@uact.africa
Location
Hoima, Western Region, Uganda
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