Adolescent Girls – Page 2

How Kitovu Mobile saw Siima’s long time dream to own a hair dressing saloon come to reality

After getting out of school in 2013, the 26 -year -old developed passion for hair dressing. She thought that this would be the only way to survive. However, she says, the potential saloons in Kyotera Town where she could go to acquire skills were expensive for her. “They wanted close

Namulema with her four children who are also half blind.

Joy as blind mother gets decent home after decade of sleeping in decrepit house

RAKAI. A visit to Aisha Namulema’s home at Kijjumbula Village in Kyotera District shows you an extremely happy mother. Her four children; a pair of twins (boy and girl) aged ten, her third and last born boy and girl aged six and four years old, respectively, are not spared from

Christine Namatovu (in the middle) during the DREAMS School graduation ceremony . She learnt soap making which she says has opened her doors to various money making opportunities.

DREAMS graduate makes fortune from liquid soap making

RAKAI. Christine Namatovu joined Dreams Project under Rakai Health Science, a Kitovu Mobile partner, and trained as a stepping stone facilitator. But later, she says she joined Kitovu Mobile as one of the beneficiaries under the DREAMS project, who are trained in bakery, hairdressing, crafts making, tailoring, knitting and

Harriet Namiiro,the passionate teacher whose teaching dream was made a reality by Kitovu Mobile.

Namiiro: An OVC beneficiary whose teaching dream comes a reality

KALUNGU. Harriet Namiiro is an exceptional teacher at Holly Family Primary School at Bukulula Village , Kalungu District. She conducts her lessons with humor and kindness. The pre-primary teacher who longed for the teaching career since childhood ,says she would not have realised her dream had it not been the

Nasamula in her kitchen. She uses bio gas which has eased cooking at her home . KITOVU MOBILE PHOTOS

How skills from farm school have changed fortunes of orphaned Nasamula

While God promises to hear prayers of all people, certain categories of people appear to have special access to Him (Psalm 34:17 and John 9:31) . Orphans are really among the categories of people whose prayers God listens to most . Ms Madrine Nasamula, who lost her mother at the

DREAMS Project alumnus now a facilitator for stepping stone, data entrant at Kalisizo safe space

A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle, says James Keller in one of his famous quotes. And indeed, after Kitovu Mobile Aids Organisation lit a candle for Harriet Naluwuge, by equipping her with tailoring skills under the DREAMS project, she is now working closely with the same organization to