Having opened our doors to the first children back at the beginning of February 2015 we have just celebrated our 2nd birthday. What an amazing journey we have had over the past two years! We have gone from caring for 16 children in those days to now having 38! 

We are privileged to have so many amazing kids in our care. Our children are so strong and resilient, and their constant infectious happiness is a continued source of joy for us all. 

We want to thank all of our supporters for helping make this possible, it is without a doubt a team effort. As the old African proverb goes: it takes a village to raise a child. You may not live with the children, but you are a part of this village. Thank you for joining us on this journey!

We are pleased to publish an e-book with a collection of student and staff reflections from those lucky enough to be able to take part in the DCS Uganda Trip 2016. These narratives will give you a good idea of what life is like at TPC, and if you are interested in hearing more then please follow us on Facebook or Instagram. 

​Today, 2nd February 2016 is our 1st anniversary at The Peace Centre. We had such a wonderful day as it was also Owomugisha Fortunate’s birthday, as she turned 16 years old.

We had all the board members, staff and children present, as well as a few neighbours who are also well-wishers in the community. We shared lunch, cake and soda as we celebrated, and it was such a colourful occasion. 

As the Peace Centre team we are hugely thankful to all who have contributed to our successes so far, and we are already looking ahead to our next birthday in 2017!
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Have a look at this video to see some stats and thoughts about the difficulties facing the millions of orphans in the world today.

The e-book 'Building Bridges to the World' has now been published! This is a collection of thoughts and reflections from the team from Dulwich who went out to spend two weeks working in The Peace Centre in June 2015. Click below to download.
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​We would like to welcome Angela (on the left in the photo) and Hellen (right), two children who we met and did home visits with in June, to The Peace Centre! Their stories, like so many of the kids we care for, are full of sadness, but the girls have settled in very well and we are sure the future holds a great deal of happiness and success for them both.
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Welcome Angela and Hellen to The Peace Centre family!