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WOMEN'S CONFERENCE, 7TH AUGUST 2010

In August 2010 we managed to hold a one day w omen's conference as a project initiative to empower women with skills for sustainable development, the colorful event was attended by 33 women, to deal with issues of HIV and AIDS, Hygiene, parenting and family planning, the next women's conference will take place on Saturday January 29th 2011 to deal with life skills, poverty and development strategies.
see pics bellow from the August conference
thank you








Betty Aredo and Janet Hayok bellow were among the facilitators at the women's conference.

bellow a 17 year old mother with her baby at the women's conference August 2010 at bubango primary school Busia

After the very successful youth camp, we are planning and looking forward to the upcoming Women's conference, we hope to pool up to 100 women to discuss issues such as HIV/AIDS, Hygiene, parenting and family planning, we have a budget estimate of 500,000 UGX for that event, we will also be officially opening up our Namutere office we therefore pray and ask for support towards office furniture amounting to 1.000,000 UGX shillings

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