Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs

by KITOVU MOBILE AIDS ORGANIZATION
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs

Project Report | Apr 30, 2014
"JOIN US TO CELEBRATE SUCCESS"

By Matovu Charles L | Deputy Director/Human Resource Manager

Gerald attending to his garden
Gerald attending to his garden

When you train a youth you train a nation, it’s our joy that this project is not only changing the lives of the orphans but even the community as well this alone gives us hope that the future of our nation is indeed bright. As our youths graduated last year we took it upon ourselves to follow them up and observe how they are being able to implement the knowledge and skills they acquired from the farm school. Indeed we observed that the livelihoods of our youths had been renewed including their families since they are now operating as entrepreneurs. It’s our pride as these youths have gone ahead to buy land for their families using the money they saved from their small scale farms having grown the seedlings they received from the organization, this was witnessed in the 3 homes that were visited. Surely the members of the families that were visited looked healthier than before, and the reason for this is that, these youths have managed to ensure food security at home through modern farming techniques, they have gone ahead to take their siblings back to school as well as meeting some needs at home, it is surprising that Jjuuko Gerald a P.7drop out, now owns a plot of land and has the ability to support his family. Besides these youths serving their homes, they reach out to the community by training other young farmers on how to make nursery beds and managing small scale businesses. Since these youths had acquired skills in counseling and guidance, 2 of them reported to us that they had been able to counsel some youths that had become unruly at home so this promises a violence free society hence benefitting the community indirectly.

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KITOVU MOBILE AIDS ORGANIZATION

Location: MASAKA, SOUTHERN - Uganda
Website:
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Project Leader:
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