building hope

OneHeart, OneLife, OneCommunity at a Time"

Our MISSION

To improve the future of the disadvantaged and displaced by providing access to education, healthcare and training in culturally relevant life skills.

Life passes by so quickly! Please take a few minutes to review our video "Through a Child's Eyes" to get a glimpse of daily living in an orphaned child's life. Your charitable contribution of any amount helps a child realize "hope"--One Heart, One Life, One Community at a Time! Provide a way of escape for an orphaned child by donating today.

Reach Out Your Hands to Lift Others Up!

What if You Were an Orphaned Child?

HEALTHCARE

Build and maintain the John H. and Marie Parrish Medical Clinic with equipment and pharmaceutical supplies
Provide health professionals to educate individuals on health issues and preventive care
Equip volunteer medical teams to provide education, assistance and support

“If you teach a man to fish...” Education gives everyone the tools they need to succeed through their lives. A poem of Thanksgiving from the orphans.

We execute events throughout the year in order to advance our mission and goals. Click the button below to check out a photo gallery of our most recent events

Humanitarian Hands Charities: An Overview

In response to the growing number of orphans in Uganda, Ray and Mary Christopher founded Humanitarian Hands Charities (formerly Humanitarian Hands Foundation) in 2006 to provide healthcare, quality education, literacy, and job skills training empowering the impoverished families in Africa and the vulnerable Immigrants and Refugees in the Dallas Metroplex.

Humanitarian Hands Charities (HHCharities) impacts orphaned African children by focusing on academic achievement to promote future success for them in the job market. As successful employees and entrepreneurs they can encourage the next generation towards academic and professional achievement as well as personal economic sustainability.

Providing healthcare to reduce deaths because of treatable ailments like Malaria, HIV/AIDS, diarrhea, and malnutrition encourages the communities of orphans, widows and the elderly of Uganda. In an effort to positively change lives Humanitarian Hands Charities, with the financial support of two generous donors, has built The John H. and Marie Parrish Medical Clinic for the orphans and their community of Fort Portal Uganda encouraging healthy living and decreasing death rates due to treatable ailments provides a self-sustained future.

The Cultural Behavior Life Skills Program will offer various literacy organizations and interested parties an opportunity to be a part of our objectives with an end result of enhancing the integration process for the Immigrants and Refugees. They will begin to be a positive asset to their community and in their workplace.

Whether it is the disadvantaged of Africa or the displaced Immigrants and Refugees in the United States, HHCharities strives to impress upon them that they are not alone. Caring hearts who partner with us provide a hopeful, sustainable vision for future successes.