Fatima Praying Center for All Nations is a registered Community Based Organisation providing homage for PWDs, Orphans, Widows, Widowers and Elders — transforming them through spiritual empowerment, education, and community development.
A PURPOSE GREATER THAN OURSELVES
"Leaving Legacy Behind"
To make the world a better place for those who will come after us — that they find it better than we found it. Every prayer, every meal, every lesson, every act of compassion is a brick we lay for a foundation that outlasts us. We do not build for today alone; we build for generations yet unborn.
Every child educated, every widow supported, every elder cared for — these are seeds of transformation that blossom long after we are gone.
We hold the light of faith, compassion, and service high so that the next generation can see the path and carry it even further than we reached.
Our measure of success is simple: did those who come after us find the world a little kinder, a little more just, a little more full of love?
The name FATIMA comes from Portugal where the Virgin Mary appeared to three children in 1917, emphasising the power of prayer. This inspired our founder to create a centre dedicated to prayer and community transformation.
Located in Kidodo Cell, Central Division, Kasese Municipality, Uganda, we serve as a "Home for All" — regardless of appearance, culture, tribe, gender, age, religion or education level. FAPCAN is a registered Community Based Organisation (CBO).
Spiritual empowerment for orphans, PWDs, elders and widows.
Building a strong praying working team to pool resources.
Inclusivity, compassion, faith, transparency, and service.
Serving Kasese District and beyond with 300+ members.
At FAPCAN, compassion is not just a word — it is a daily practice. From supporting persons with albinism and caring for the mentally ill, to sponsoring children's education and uplifting elders, single mothers, and persons with disabilities, we are committed to transforming lives through faith, restoration, and community empowerment.
FAPCAN stands as a safe haven for persons with albinism — offering care, dignity, and belonging in a world that too often marginalises them. Through community awareness, advocacy, and daily support, we champion their right to be seen, heard, and fully included.
We walk alongside those broken by mental illness, addiction, and life's hardest seasons. Through prayer, counselling, and structured rehabilitation, FAPCAN brings restoration, hope, and a renewed sense of purpose.
Every child deserves a chance to learn. FAPCAN provides school sponsorships, learning materials, and mentorship to vulnerable children — unlocking doors to knowledge, confidence, and a future full of possibility.



Our community outreach reaches those society often forgets — the elderly, single mothers, and persons with disabilities. FAPCAN provides caregiving, empowerment programs, and a community of belonging.



FAPCAN Community stands with children, youth, and elders living with epilepsy — people who are too often forgotten, rejected, and abandoned by society. Many have been denied education, medical treatment, family care, and even the basic dignity every human being deserves. Some are called curses within their families and communities, isolated because of fear, misunderstanding, and harmful beliefs. Many grow up without love, support, or hope, while others are unfairly treated as if they are less than human.
At FAPCAN, we believe every life has value and purpose. We provide love, care, treatment support, food, shelter, education opportunities, guidance, and emotional support to people living with epilepsy. We create a safe community where they are respected, protected, and given the freedom to live with dignity and confidence. Through compassion and inclusion, FAPCAN is restoring hope to those who were once rejected and helping them discover that they are important, loved, and capable of building a better future.



FAPCAN walks alongside people living with HIV — offering them a place of safety, acceptance, and unconditional love at a time when many face stigma, rejection, and isolation from their own families and communities. We provide emotional support, nutritional care, prayer, and guidance to help them live with dignity, hope, and strength.
We believe no one should face illness alone. At FAPCAN, people living with HIV are not defined by their condition — they are seen as beloved members of our community, worthy of every care, every kindness, and every opportunity to thrive.
These photographs capture the heart of FAPCAN's founder in moments of profound love and service. Whether embracing elderly twin women or standing in solidarity with a mother and an aged man, Alfred embodies FAPCAN's deepest calling — that no one is forgotten, no one is left behind.
Sipirina is a mother of eight children who once lived in extreme poverty and hopelessness. Life at home became very difficult after being abandoned by her husband, leaving her alone to care for the children without support. Many days, the family slept hungry because there was no food to eat, and when sickness came, Sipirina could not afford medication or proper treatment for her children. Because of poverty, the children were unable to attend school regularly, and their future slowly became uncertain. The difficult conditions affected them deeply, and some of the girls were pushed into early marriage while still very young, simply to survive and escape the suffering at home. Today, Sipirina and her children have found hope and a new beginning through the FAPCAN Community. The family now receives love, care, shelter, food, medical support, and guidance. The children are being given opportunities for education, protection, and a chance to dream again. Through FAPCAN, Sipirina's family has regained dignity, hope, and the strength to believe in a better future.
A window into the daily beauty, faith, and resilience of our community — every image a story of love, transformation, and belonging.
Prayer as the foundation
No one is a stranger
Skills for daily sustenance
Equipping minds
Leaving world better
FAPCAN nurtures children through education, religion, vocational skills, nutrition, healthcare, and the love of community — giving every child a foundation to thrive and a family to belong to.




















Quality schooling for every child.
Faith formation and moral grounding.
Practical trade skills for independence.
Daily meals and medical care.
A family where every child is valued.
Real stories from FAPCAN — films that save souls, challenge social living, and showcase the transformative power of faith and community.
A powerful look into the heart of FAPCAN — the people, the prayer, and the purpose that drives transformation in Kasese, Uganda.
Morning and evening prayers unite our community.
Special prayer sessions for healing.
Weekly scripture reading and discussion.
Choir and music ministry that glorifies God.
Weekly celebration of the Eucharist.
Through tailoring, tapestry, weaving and handcraft, FAPCAN equips its community with skills that bring dignity, self-reliance and lasting livelihoods — turning raw gifts into purposeful work.




















In a joyful ceremony held at the FAPCAN centre in Kidodo, Kasese, the community elected their ambassadors of faith, dignity, and service after a spirited prayerful voting process.
"A father to over 250 children, regardless of tribe, faith or background."
Alfred Bwambale, known as Omuzana, is a devout Catholic endowed with a special gift from God — the gift of prayer and healing that draws people from across Uganda and beyond.
Alfred owns the FAPCAN church where he prays for people of different religions. Beyond being a prayer warrior, he is a father to over 250 children — providing food, shelter, education, skills, and inspiration since 2007.
Your support — whether through prayer, volunteering, or a donation — transforms lives in Kasese and beyond. Join the FAPCAN family today.
We would love to hear from you — whether you have a question about our work, want to share a word of encouragement, or feel called to partner with us in mission.
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