His heart for Africa was inspired by the struggles he faced as a young child living in Uganda. His situation and the obstacles he overcame inspired him to give his heart because he knows that there are so many African children suffering like he did. In 2014, Paul established St. Isaacs Free School and Orphanage which provide free education and basic needs to orphans and children from poor families within the remote village of Kainogonga in Bunio. Today, Paul does everything he can to serve the women and children of Bunio with the tools and skills they need to lead a better life and reach their dreams.

Matilde Latorre de Silva Sanz

International Coordinator 

Matilde Latorre de Silva Sanz is a journalist and director of Union Projects for Unio’n de voluntades and director of occumentaries of voluntad TV and mexican producation camppany Cantarranas . Foundator El club de los interminables.

Matilde Latorre   Founded our website by chance which she considers  as a gift from God  she has  been always working as a journalist on the side of those who have the least of those who have  no voice . Trying to improve her life by telling the first world how important it is to help the other part that does not have mean  to survive .  she fallen in love wit Paul’s work , which she saw as a hand of love   and what she loved to work for and give her profession in favor of  Our Hearts For Africans  Uganda  so that we can have a future to make a better world . she is doing her level best to advertise and promote the organization and her dream is to see that the organization overcome grief for the deceased .

Eve has always had a passion for helping those in need and has a natural + loving way with children. Eve has experience with working to empower women in underserved communities. Eve had a rough childhood growing up in Uganda and uses her past struggles as motivation to sustain real change within the community of Bunio. Eve is currently taking art classes and has given her heart, time, and skills to serve the community of Bunio whenever and however she can.

Lindsay graduated from the University of Kansas, is currently getting a masters in education, and worked with many charities and non-profits during college such as Open World Cause and Lawrence Community Homeless Shelter. She is passionate about women’s empowerment, equal access to education, and the sustainable development of poor communities. Lindsay has given her heart to Africa because she knows that education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty.