Mission for Disability
Here I am. Send Us
Isaiah 6:8
Welcome to Uganda Kindom's Family
You have stepped into a story born from faith, obedience, and love.
Are you ready to walk with us?
The Ground Where Hope Took Root
In 2013, supported by the prayers of a small church and a few family friends, Missionaries Minsoo Park and Sooyoung Lee came to Uganda with their three children. Their youngest was not yet on hundred days old. They were moved by a single conviction that God uses what the world calls weakness to bring forth powerful life.
Busia.
A border region 350 kilometers from Uganda's capital, Kampala.
Here, disability is often seen not as a blessing, but as a curse.
Many children were abandoned, hidden away, and forgotten.
This mission began in the smallest of ways. Sitting on dirt floors. Playing with children with disabilities using a small box of LEGO bricks. Sharing food, teaching hygiene, and offering something many had never know as the dignity of being seen and valued.
That simple beginning did not stop there. Over time, the mission grew into education, vocational training, housing, medical care, and other community service for essential resources.
Today, 209 homes have been built. Children who once begged for survival are now learning skills and building independent lives.
Villages that once lacked clean water now draw from wells that bring life.
Most importantly, this changes everything. Disability is no longer a reason for exclusion.
It has become a channel through which God's work is revealed.
Partners in Purpose
Led by the Park family, together with faithful local partners and a committed support team in the United States, serving children and families with disabilities in Uganda since 2013. Walking alongside the overlooked, together turning obstacles into God's blessing.
Minsu Park
Missionary
Sunyoung Lee
Missionary
Crescent Kokonya
Community Ministry Leader
Dennis Ojyambo
School Ministry Leader
Odongo Denish & Akullu Rose
Deaf Ministry Leader
Auma Susan
BAM Coordinator
Mission to My family
It is life lived as disciples of Jesus.
We came wanting to be mothers, fathers, brothers,
and sisters. Their burdens became our burdens.
Their pain became our pain.
Their struggles became our own.
Because we are no longer separate, we are one family.
A community of God’s Kingdom.
Sharing the love of God not only through words,
but through shared life
This is what Mission means to us.
One Mission, Four Locations
Our ministry has now expanded to four locations: Mukono, Busia, Namayengo, and Sigulu Island, and all are operating simultaneously.
In Mukono, the ministry includes a residence for elderly ministers, worship services for the deaf church, Bible Nail School classes, music school lessons, and a learning center for children. In addition, construction is underway to establish a base camp for next-generation ministry.
The Sigulu Island ministry includes a prayer house and the House of Blessing.
In Namayengo, we are preparing ministries focused on next-generation spiritual training, as well as plans for a health clinic and hospice care services.
In addition to these location-specific ministries, core outreach programs—including the House of Blessing and other key ministries—are being carried out across all locations, ensuring balanced and consistent support, care, and spiritual development in every region we serve.