Purple Rose Orphans
Responsible for the children's daily care and the local work in Mityana.
- Caregiver coordination and daily routines
- Food, health, education and home needs
- Local records, reporting and safeguarding
Transparency & Accountability
Trust Should Be Visible
Supporters deserve to understand who Purple Rose is, how the two organisations work together, how support is used and how children are protected.
We publish the information that helps people make an informed decision, while protecting signatures, sensitive records, banking information and children's privacy.
Accountable Structure
One mission. Two independent organisations working together.
Purple Rose Orphans in Uganda and Purple Rose Greece have different legal identities and responsibilities. Keeping those roles clear is part of responsible governance.
Purple Rose Greece
A separate Greek support association that mobilises support and follows how it is used.
- Fundraising and supporter communication
- Awareness, partnerships and community action
- Review of reporting and support needs
Support from Greece does not change who is responsible for daily care in Uganda. Purple Rose Greece supports the work; Purple Rose Orphans remains responsible for the home and local operations in Mityana.
How Support Is Used
Support follows the real needs of the children and the home
Donations help cover connected areas of care rather than a single isolated expense.
Safe Home & Daily Care
Housing needs, bedding, hygiene, daily routines and the practical running of a safe home.
Food & Nutrition
Regular meals, food supplies and age-appropriate nutrition for the children.
Health & Safety
Healthcare, prevention, hygiene supplies and health-related needs.
Education
School fees, uniforms, books, supplies and support for learning.
Skills & Joy
Play, creativity, sport, learning tools and activities that support confidence and development.
Community & Connection
Responsible support that strengthens links with the local community and families in vulnerable circumstances where appropriate.
We do not claim that 100% of donations go directly to children.
Responsible care also has shared and operational costs. A safe home needs transport, communication, household supplies, administration, maintenance and other practical expenses that make the children's care possible.
Our commitment is to explain support honestly, keep records and avoid misleading claims about how every euro, pound or dollar is used.
Financial Principles
Simple principles guide the use of support
Needs-led
Support is directed toward verified needs rather than invented campaigns or unnecessary activities.
Recorded
Expenses and support activity are documented so they can be reviewed and followed over time.
Shared costs are acknowledged
Operational expenses are part of responsible care and are not hidden behind a false 100% claim.
Reviewable
Reporting, records and follow-up allow the support relationship to be checked rather than taken on trust alone.
Legal Status
Registered structures in Uganda
The public website shows the essential registration information. Full originals containing signatures, stamps or other sensitive details are not offered as unrestricted downloads.
Mityana District CBO Registration
Purple Rose is registered as a Community Based Organisation with Mityana District Local Government.
- Registration number
- BUS.DIV/442/2025
- Current certificate period
- 6 December 2025 - 5 December 2026
Uganda Registration Services Bureau
The incorporated legal entity is registered as a company limited by guarantee without share capital.
- Legal name
- PURPLE ROSE ORPHANS KIKUMBI LIMITED
- Registration number
- 80034833249753
- Incorporated
- 2 November 2023
National Social Security Fund
Purple Rose Orphans Kikumbi Limited is registered with Uganda's National Social Security Fund as a contributing employer.
- Employer number
- NS044704
- Registered
- 19 August 2026
Certification previews are provided as clearly marked website display copies. They are watermarked and, where appropriate, redacted to protect signatures, identifiers and other details while still allowing supporters to verify the organisation's legal status.
Transparency never overrides a child's privacy
We share enough information to explain the work, but not details that turn children into fundraising material or expose them unnecessarily.
First names only where needed
No private family histories or medical details for fundraising
Photography and updates follow safeguarding and consent rules
No private access to children is created through donations or sponsorship
Sensitive information is handled carefully
Transparency does not mean publishing every document or personal detail. Bank information, personal data and sensitive records are handled according to their purpose and level of risk.
Current donation methods are maintained on the Donate page
Sensitive documents may be redacted or summarised
Personal data is not published as proof of transparency
Privacy information is available before supporters share personal data
Policies & Documents
Read the documents behind our commitments
Certification Info
Registration details and legal recognition of the organisation.
Read documentChild Protection Policy
How children are protected in activities, communication and public content.
Read documentVolunteer Handbook
What Purple Rose expects from visitors, volunteers and skilled helpers.
Read documentPrivacy & Cookies Policy
How personal information is handled when people use the website or contact Purple Rose.
Read documentQuestions Are Welcome
Transparency should make it easier to ask informed questions, follow the work and decide how you want to support it.