By Aiden Muweesi,DREAMS Project Sub county Coordinator,Rakai Town Council. RAKAI. A resilient,determined and mentored woman, whose dream is to become a powerful business woman, Rosette Nakyanzi hardly thought of becoming a woman of such attributes. A resident of Kiwakanya, Rakai District,Nakyanzi had already considered herself a failure after dropping out
Archive for September, 2019
RE-ADVERTISED: EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A PROJECT COORDINATOR
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A PROJECT COORDINATOR Kitovu Mobile is a Faith-Based medical and community empowerment organization under the Diocese of Masaka. The organization was started in 1987 as an outreach Program of Kitovu Hospital. It was later registered in 2013 as a Company Limited by Guarantee with the Registrar of
UPCOMING EVENT: DIOCESAN HEALTH ASSEMBLY
Every year,the Health Department of Masaka organises a Diocesan Healthy Assembly,to enable the Diocesan Health Institutions report to and discuss with with Internal and External stakeholders,on the Health Services Delivery in the Diocese. However,this year,the Assembly is organised for internal stakeholders only. These who include,Lower level Health Unit Managers,Board Of
UPCOMING EVENT: KITOVU MOBILE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Annual General Meeting of Kitovu Mobile will be held on the 18th day of October 2019. The team leaders look forward to reporting to the board members the tremendous achievements accomplished in various activities geared towards having EMPOWERED AND HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES COPING EFFECTIVELY WITH THE IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS and OTHER
Cervical cancer awareness and screening: Hundreds sensitised, 60 screened in Kyotera District
By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer Kitovu Mobile is still committed fighting cancer through massive awareness, early screening,HPV Vaccinations and provision of Hospice and Palliative Care in the Greater Masaka Region. Yesterday,14 September, we walked this talk,sensitizing hundreds of women about cervical cancer,dispelling the myth surrounding this leading cause of cancer morbidity
Kitovu Mobile sees Namusu, 81, reclaim her life, dignity and well-being after four decades of braving Obstetric fistula
By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer KYOTERA. Sheer happiness roofs the inner and outer person upon paying a home visit to Teddy Namusu at Kasaka,Kyotera District. This exceeding pleasure has not spared her family relatives. Mostly fellow women, the residents, too, are also in jubilation. And to Kitovu Mobile team, mostly the
Nabosa:A testimony of Kitovu Mobile EMTCT Services;Born with HIV,all her children negative
BY MOSES MUWULYA In Summary. Her three children are all HIV negative,with huge hope that the fourth one,a baby,will also emerge negative, thanks to Kitovu Mobile EMTCT Services. This gives her joy that they are saved from the pain of swallowing HIV,which she is braving. MASAKA. Being born in
Kitovu mobile farm school ex,current trainees exchange ideas on climate change,horticulture and networking
BY MOSES MUWULYA It was yet another huge learning experience on Thursday 12 September as 50 mobile farm school trainees, both former and current, met and exchanged modern farming practices. Ideas were exchanged on mitigation of climate change effects,networking and linkage and marketing. Further, emphasis was also put on horticultural
Pictorial: Kitovu Mobile Participation in the 2nd Uganda Conference on Cancer and Palliative Care
On 5th- 6th September,2019, Kitovu Mobile joined international and local Organisations that deal in cancer to participate in the 2nd Uganda Conference on Cancer and Palliative Care. Held at Kampala Serena Hotel,the conference which was organised by Uganda Cancer Society and Palliative Care Association Of Uganda, congregated Organisations dealing in
Good news as Ugandan Gov’t promises to roll out countrywide palliative care programme
By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer Except in Greater Masaka Region, where Kitovu Mobile is the oasis of palliative care;and in other areas where Palliative Care services are offered,in many parts of Uganda pitiable advanced cancer patients die in pain and with no dignity. Others are abandoned by by their relatives. All
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