MR OCAKA BOSCO (also known in Acholi as Lubanga Lapit Kic / "God Feeds Orphans") is a registered faith-based non-governmental organization (NGO) founded in 2007, operating primarily across Northern and Central Uganda (including Kitgum, Lamwo, Gulu, Kampala, and Wakiso).

The organization focuses on empowering underserved populations through a variety of charitable initiatives:

Youth Development & Cultural Preservation: Trains young people in traditional Acholi dance and performance arts to preserve cultural heritage, alongside practical vocational training in trades like tailoring, mechanics, carpentry, welding, and agriculture.
Orphan & Child Mother Support: Provides education sponsorships covering tuition, uniforms, and scholastic materials, as well as essential food, clothing, and healthcare assistance.
Elderly & Patient Care: Delivers health assistance, direct patient care, and outreach for vulnerable widows, widowers, and individuals dealing with chronic illnesses like HIV/AIDS, cancer, and diabetes.
Community Livelihood Initiatives: Establishes local income-generating projects such as piggery, poultry, crop farming, aquaculture, and microfinance savings groups to build long-