Sozo Africa Network empowers Ugandan children and women to overcome poverty, disease, inequality, exploitation and social injustice, unlocking their full potential through education, healthcare, economic opportunities, and spiritual discipleship, for a brighter future.
Empowered Ugandan communities, transformed by God’s love, where every child and woman thrives.
In 2015, Florence N. Wanjala's life took a profound turn. While witnessing the devastating struggles of children and their mothers in Uganda, she felt an unshakable call to action. Poverty, disease, inequality, exploitation and social injustice had taken a crippling toll on these vulnerable communities. Florence knew she had to do something.
With the unwavering support of her husband, Yoko, and the two dedicated volunteers, Florence embarked on a courageous journey. Together, they formed Sozo Africa Network (SAN) a beacon of hope for those trapped in cycles of suffering.
Humility marked the beginning as SAN started in a small rented office room in Bugiri. Yet, the passion and dedication of the team soon attracted like-minded individuals, like Tim Deming, who generously supported the construction of a moderate office in Bugiri. This field office remains a testament to the power of collaboration and kindness.
Today SAN's national office stands in Namugongo, Kampala, Uganda a symbol of growth and resilience. Florence's initial vision has blossomed into a thriving network, empowering children and women to break free from the shackles of poverty, inequality, and social injustice.
Through SAN’s tireless efforts, lives are being transformed and hope is being restored to those who need it most. We remain committed to expanding our reach and deepening our impact, one life at a time until every child and woman in Uganda can thrive.