KYOTERA. It was all excitement and joy as Kitovu Mobile (KM) officially launched of the Grand Mothers, Orphans and OVC Support project in Kabira Sub-county, Kyotera District. Held on 20 March, 212019, the event saw hundreds of residents in the area including sub- county political leaders and technocrats joining Kitovu
GRANNIES AND OVC RESILIENCE
How a grandmother is minting money from making pancakes
RAKAI. A visit to Carolina Namatovu’s home in Kayonza Village, Ddwaniro Sub-County, Rakai District, reveals that many grandmothers can be productive and avoid surviving on handouts, so long as they are mobilized and empowered. At 75 years, Namatovu makes pancakes for a living. She exploits the business opportunity at Kayonza
Sub -County CDO lauds Kitovu Mobile for simplifying her work
KYOTERA. Ms Rose Sansa,the Kirumba Sub-County Community Development Officer has hailed Kitovu Mobile for easing her work. Ms Sansa acknowledged that the Grand Mothers and OVC project, which focuses on economic empowerment, has helped much in changing the mindset of residents in her area. Under this project, grandmothers are engaged
Grandmothers make fortunes from solidarity groups, applaud Kitovu Mobile for timely intervention
KYOTERA. Prior to 2017, getting a loan was hard for the aged mothers of Kakundo Village, Kirumba sub county, Kyotera District. “You could get a problem and have nowhere to run to for help,” Cate Nalwoga, a resident, recalls the ordeal then. The only alternative, as the 65 -year- old
Kitovu Mobile equips Grandmothers, hands over project to govt
RAKAI. It was joy and excitement on October 18 as Kitovu Mobile handed over the Ddwaniro Grandmothers and Orphans and Vulnerable Children project to the government after equipping them with hands-on skills . The project which had 150 grand mothers and 596 orphans under their care was handed over to the