Home Health Care Services
Home-based support tailored to the individual’s needs, routines, safety considerations, and agreed care plan.
Explore Home Care
UGANDACare at home. Skills for life.Get StartedWe bring compassionate support into individuals’ homes and equip caregivers with practical skills to provide safe, respectful, and person-centred care.

OUR MISSION
At AMA Support Services Uganda, we empower individuals with intellectual disabilities to live fulfilling, enriched lives. Through compassionate support and personalised care, we honour the dignity, choices, and individuality of every person we serve.
Rooted in community, connection, and respect, our three core services—Residential Support, Community Participation, and Caregiver Training—help create safe, nurturing environments where individuals can thrive. From support with daily living to meaningful involvement in community life and practical skills for caregivers, we work alongside individuals and families every step of the way.
Together, we build a future where every individual feels valued, included, and supported to reach their fullest potential.
AMA Support Services Uganda is the Uganda branch of AMA Support Services, whose main branch is in the United States.
Visit AMA Support Services USAHome-based support tailored to the individual’s needs, routines, safety considerations, and agreed care plan.
Explore Home CarePractical learning for family caregivers, support workers, and organisations.
Explore Caregiver TrainingDiscuss help with personal routines, day-to-day activities, and comfort at home.
Support that respects interests, communication preferences, dignity, and family involvement.
Our team will discuss which support is suitable and available. Services follow an agreed care plan.




Share a brief enquiry about the support or training you are looking for.
Talk with our team about preferences, routines, and available options.
Confirm suitable support, responsibilities, and next steps together.
Keep communicating and review the plan as needs change.
Person-centred care, privacy, respectful communication, and individual preferences.
Recognising incidents, understanding risk, and escalating concerns appropriately.
Daily living support, hygiene, mobility, routines, and everyday caregiving.
Progress notes, clear handovers, and communication with families and supervisors.
Contact AMA Uganda to discuss care, caregiver training, or a general enquiry.