Mothers and Children Support International (MCSI) is a non-profit organization that aims to provide education and health services in rural Uganda. We focus our attention on orphans, mothers, and children who come from unfortunate circumstances. We believe that the power to help, reach, and support is the fundamental key that opens the door to opportunity. The children are our future leaders. Yet, many of our children are struck with treatable diseases, such as Malaria, while others do not have the resources for a proper education. MCSI bridges unfortunate mothers and children to free, accessible health care and education opportunities.

The first medical mission took place in Agwata, Uganda in 2009. That commenced the numerous missions to Uganda up until 2016. Our team consists of volunteers, doctors, and nurses. All working together to tackle common illnesses such as Malaria, Hypertension, Diabetes, Dysentery, STD's, Sickle Cell Anemia, HIV/AIDS, and numerous body injuries.

MCSI began its first orphanage in 2002, providing shelter, food, and clothing for abandoned children. Many children in Northern Uganda lost parents due to a result of civil war and political conflict by Lord's Resistant Army. This caused a displacement of health centers, schools, and homes leaving many people vulnerable. MCSI has supported up to 200 orphans since 2002 to present day.

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