# Uganda Women's Effort To Save Orphans > Empowering Girls, Boys ​& Youth to Survive and Thrive ## Posts - [Poultry Attendant (2)](https://uweso.magamutu.com/poultry-attendant-2/): Job Title: Poultry Attendant (2) Duty Station: Masulita, Wakiso District Job Summary:  The Poultry Attendant will be responsible for the daily care of 1,000-layer birds, including feeding, cleaning, and checking on the health of the flock. They will assist in maintaining a clean and safe poultry environment, support routine vaccinations, and help with egg collection. The attendant will ensure that the birds are well cared for, biosecurity measures are followed, and egg production is consistent. Key Duties and Responsibilities:   Feed birds daily following the feeding schedule (Layer Starter & Grower feeds). Clean feeders, drinkers, and the poultry unit to […] - [Piggery Attendant (1)](https://uweso.magamutu.com/__trashed/): Job Title: Piggery Attendant (1) Duty Station: Masulita, Wakiso District Job Summary:  The Piggery Attendant will be responsible for the daily management of pigs at the Masulita unit. This includes feeding, cleaning, animal welfare monitoring, supporting breeding and farrowing activities, and maintaining biosecurity/health standards. The attendant will work closely with their supervisor to ensure optimal weight gain, reproductive success, and health outcomes. Key Duties and Responsibilities: Feed pigs according to prescribed rations for growers, sows, boars, and piglets. Clean and disinfect pens, feeders, and drinkers daily to prevent disease outbreaks. Monitor animal health and behavior; report signs of illness, injury, […] - [Job Advert for UWESO Cooperative Group (UCG) Board of Directors](https://uweso.magamutu.com/job-advert-for-uweso-cooperative-group-ucg-board-of-directors/): TO: UCG Subscriber members From: UCG Chairperson Vetting/Nomination Committee Date: 17th February 2025 RE: UCG Call for Nominations This is to inform all members that 3 positions on the UCG board are vacant. UWESO Cooperative Group (UCG) was established to empower UWESO members and communities by fostering sustainable economic growth, social welfare, and collective ownership. Its primary objective is to become a leading cooperative group in Uganda, driving financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, and self-reliance among its members. It’s against this background that we invite applications from eligible members to fill these positions. Elections will be held during the 2nd Annual general […] - [Business Development Officer](https://uweso.magamutu.com/business-development-officer/): Job Summary: To drive sustainable financial growth through developing new income projects, boosting revenue from existing projects, and forging strong relationships with clients and financers. You will be based in Kampala (Head Office), with frequent travel to project sites in various districts. Key Duties and Responsibilities: Develop a growth strategy focused both on financial gain and client satisfaction. Prepare and implement a Marketing Business Development plan. Conduct research to identify new projects and client needs. Implement strategic projects. Prepare and submit high-quality concept notes and business plans for various projects. Arrange business meetings with prospective clients and financers. Promote the […] - [USAID-FUNDED OVC NORTH EAST ACTIVITY NEWSLETTER OCTOBER 2023 - SEPTEMBER 2024](https://uweso.magamutu.com/usaid-funded-ovc-north-east-activity-newsletter-october-2023-september-2024/): The USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children North East Activity annual newsletter is out! Catchup on our key achievements, success stories, and milestones from October 2023 to September 2024. Notably, this edition highlights the impactful initiatives that contributed to attaining viral suppression among OVC beneficiaries, improving from 87% in September 2023 to 94% by September 2024. 📖 Read the full newsletter to explore these successes and more: Click here to DOWNLOAD - [Supporting a CLHIV to Overcome Drug Resistance and Post Disclosure Challenges to Achieve Viral Load Suppression](https://uweso.magamutu.com/supporting-a-clhiv-to-overcome-drug-resistance-and-post-disclosure-challenges-to-achieve-viral-load-suppression/): For twelve years, 15-year-old Modo (pseudonym), a Child Living with HIV (CLHIV) from Orobai village in Arapai Sub County, Soroti District, struggled with a non-suppressed viral load. Despite this decade-long battle, the unwavering commitment of his parents, alongside the efforts of the USAID-funded OVC North East Activity (OVC NEA), local community members, and healthcare teams, helped Modo to overcome these health challenges and enjoy the childhood he deserved.   Modo’s struggle with viral load suppression began at the age of three when he was first enrolled on Antiretroviral Therapy (ART). Despite years of treatment, his viral load remained persistently high. […] - [From School Dropout to Empowered Entrepreneur: OVC NEA Community Apprenticeship Program Transforms Teenager’s Life](https://uweso.magamutu.com/from-school-dropout-to-empowered-entrepreneur-ovc-nea-community-apprenticeship-program-transforms-teenagers-life/): Meet Abigari (pseudonym), a resilient 16-year-old girl from Usuk Town Council in Katakwi District. Like many young girls, she dreamed of pursuing higher education and lifting her family out of poverty. However, her aspirations were disrupted when financial constraints forced her to drop out. Thanks to the USAID-funded OVC North East Activity’s community apprenticeship program, Abigari has found renewed hope and is now on a path to realizing her dreams. As the only child in her family living with HIV, Abigari’s determination remained strong. Since beginning Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) in 2015, she has successfully maintained a suppressed viral load. At […] - [USAID-Funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children North East Activity Launches Mbale District Action Center to Improve Reporting and Follow-up on Violence against Children Cases through SAUTI 116](https://uweso.magamutu.com/usaid-funded-orphans-and-vulnerable-children-north-east-activity-launches-mbale-district-action-center-to-improve-reporting-and-follow-up-on-violence-against-children-cases-through-sauti-116/): The USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) North East Activity has launched of the Mbale District Action Center (DAC) by providing essential equipment worth over 7.6 million UGX. The equipment includes a desktop computer, printer, router, desk, chairs, and a landline to boost the capacity of the District Probation and Child Welfare Office in responding to cases of Violence against Children (VAC). The DAC will play a crucial role in reporting and coordinating follow-ups on VAC cases using the national child helpline, SAUTI 116 to ensure swift action in protecting vulnerable children in Mbale District. The DAC was configured to […] - [USAID-funded OVC North East Activity IGA Booster Support Unlocks Business Opportunities for Youth](https://uweso.magamutu.com/usaid-funded-ovc-north-east-activity-iga-booster-support-unlocks-business-opportunities-for-youth/): At just 18 years old, Aganoi (pseudonym) is not only living with HIV but also navigating the challenges of asthma. Despite these obstacles, she has emerged as a beacon of resilience and leadership in her community. As the chairperson of the Ngarium Youth Baking Group, Aganoi faced significant hurdles after receiving the Income Generating Activity (IGA) Booster support in July 2023 from the USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) North East Activity implemented by the Uganda Women’s Effort Save Orphans (UWESO). Living 30 kilometres away from where the group meets, Aganoi struggled to attend meetings regularly. Her asthma further made […] - [Empowering Young Mothers through Entrepreneurship Skills and Business Startups](https://uweso.magamutu.com/empowering-young-mothers-through-entrepreneurship-skills-and-business-startups/): In Aregorego Cell, Soroti District, a group of 10 young mothers is quietly transforming their lives through the Asianut Liquid Soap Enterprise. They are rewriting their narratives, not as a story of the challenges of young motherhood, but as a testimony to how they’ve turned their lives around to become valuable contributors to their community. With the Income Generating Activity (IGA) Booster support and training provided by the USAID-funded OVC North East Activity, implemented by the Uganda Women’s Effort Save Orphans (UWESO), the group decided to venture into soap making. The booster support is in the form of a revolving […] - [One Year On, Raraka Youngsters’ Success Highlights the Power of Caregiver Support in Youth Empowerment](https://uweso.magamutu.com/one-year-on-raraka-youngsters-success-highlights-the-power-of-caregiver-support-in-youth-empowerment/): The Raraka Youngsters Liquid Soap Making Group, consisting of 10 members, started their empowerment journey in August 2023 in Buteba Sub County, Busia District, thanks to the IGA Booster support from the USAID-funded OVC North East Activity implemented by the Uganda Women’s Effort Save Orphans (UWESO). The group began with a production of 80 litres of liquid soap and their first month of operation brought in a profit of UGX 40,000. Fueled by their initial success, the group gradually increased production capacity, moving from two to three 20-litres jerrycans, and now producing an impressive 150 to 200 litres per month. […] - [USAID-funded OVC North East Activity-supported Mbale Youth IGA Booster Group Empowering Others by Example](https://uweso.magamutu.com/usaid-funded-ovc-ne-activity-supported-mbale-youth-iga-booster-group-empowering-others-by-example/): The Mbale Youth Group pose with some of the products they sell at the Youth Centre at TASO, Mbale City The Mbale Youth IGA Booster Group is proving that empowered people can indeed empower others. Comprised of members who are part of the Young People and Adolescent Peer Supporters (YAPS) network, these youth have taken on a mission to uplift their peers. The team was identified by The Aids Support Organisation (TASO) to inspire and provide specialized therapy, counselling, and psychosocial support to youths living with HIV. They are based at the TASO station inside the Mbale Regional Hospital. But […] - [First Lady Janet Kataaha Museveni celebrates Birthday with Children at the UWESO - Masulita Children's Village](https://uweso.magamutu.com/first-lady-janet-kataaha-museveni-celebrates-birthday-with-children-at-the-uweso-masulita-childrens-village/): In a heartwarming and memorable celebration, the Uganda First Lady, Mama Janet Kataaha Museveni, who also serves as the Minister of Education and Sports, chose to mark her birthday with the children of Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) – Masulita Children’s Village. This gesture reflected her deep gratitude for life and unwavering commitment to humanity. As the Patron of UWESO, the event served not only as a celebration of her special day but also as a tribute to fellow founding members and UWESO staff and structures for their relentless passion and dedication towards improving the lives of orphans […] - [USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children North East Activity Semi-annual Newsletter (October 2023 - March 2024)](https://uweso.magamutu.com/usaid-funded-orphans-and-vulnerable-children-north-east-activity-semi-annual-newsletter-october-2023-march-2024/): We are pleased to share the latest updates from the USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) North East Activity in our semi-annual newsletter covering October 2023 to March 2024. Key highlights: We have made significant strides in improving the lives of OVC in Busia, Katakwi, Kotido, Mbale, Soroti during this period and We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our partners, stakeholders, and the community for their continued support. Scroll through the PDF below or click on the download button to read the full newsletter - [Peer-led Support Groups Empower Adolescents living with HIV to Navigate Stigma with Confidence and Resilience](https://uweso.magamutu.com/peer-led-support-groups-empower-adolescents-living-with-hiv-to-navigate-stigma-with-confidence-and-resilience/): Meet Angel (pseudonym), a 13-year-old in Tororo District with big dreams of becoming a nurse and spending quality time with loved ones. But amidst her aspirations, she carries a big burden: Angel was born with HIV. “When I turned 11, I discovered my condition and felt scared and alone, unsure of how to live with it,” she shared. In November 2022, Angel was enlisted to participate in the USAID-Funded OVC North East Activity, organized by the Activity team and TASO, to introduce community-modified support groups. During the meeting, she engaged with other children and adolescents living with HIV, exchanging experiences […] - [New UWESO CEO Visits USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children Activity Offices](https://uweso.magamutu.com/new-uweso-ceo-visits-usaid-funded-orphans-and-vulnerable-children-activity-offices/): The newly appointed Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mrs. Jolly Kamugira Kaguhangire, made a six-day field trip to the USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) North East Activity (NEA) offices in Mbale, Katakwi, Soroti, Busia and Kotido. The visit was an opportunity for CEO to familiarize with the structural organization and operations of the Project. It allowed her to assess the status of the field offices but also provided a platform for meaningful interactions with Activity staff and key stakeholders, including UWESO founder members and UWESO Branch Executive Committee (BEC) representatives. These engagements facilitated […] - [Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) soft loans empower single mother to educate her children to University level](https://uweso.magamutu.com/village-savings-and-loan-associations-vslas-soft-loans-empower-single-mother-to-educate-her-children-to-university-level/): Jackie (pseudonym), a forty-year-old single mother in Tororo District faced the challenge of ensuring that her four children attained quality education. For over four years, Jackie tolerated violence from her husband as she faced the dilemma of leaving her abusive marriage to protect herself or enduring the hardships for the children’s sake. “I thought, how I would support the children if I left my abusive husband, and the only option was to stay for as long as the children were getting some provision and pray to God that the abuse stopped,” Jackie reminisced. However, financial support for the children’s education […] - [Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) are a vital force in the fight against domestic violence in Eastern Uganda](https://uweso.magamutu.com/village-savings-and-loan-associations-vslas-are-a-vital-force-in-the-fight-against-domestic-violence-in-eastern-uganda/): When Norah (pseudonym) gave birth to her fifth child, her husband’s character drastically changed. He began drinking and coming back late at home. His provision to the household also became scanty and less. As time passed, the violence shifted from emotional to physical. Her husband had no fear and would physically assault her in front of the children. By her sixth pregnancy, the pain was too immense and their marriage was almost non-existent. Around the same time, Norah’s firstborn, a teen daughter, also became pregnant. Due to the low income, the girl had to go into marriage as they had […] - [UWESO CEO Jolly Kamugira Kaguhangire to Revive the Branch Executive Committees (BECs)](https://uweso.magamutu.com/uweso-ceo-jolly-kamugira-kaguhangire-to-revive-the-branch-executive-committees-becs/): To revive the Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphan (UWESO) Branch Executive Committees, the new Chief Executive Officer Madam Jolly Kamugira Kaguhangire paid a courtesy visit to the BEC structures in Eastern Uganda. She visited various groups in Tororo, Mbale, Ngora, Kum, Katakwi and Soroti Districts. Her primary objective was to better understand the BEC system, and the prevalent challenges, identify best practices, and gather valuable lessons to streamline and enhance the support extended to these groups. Historically, these groups have played a pivotal role in mobilizing communities, particularly women, into socio-economic clusters to improve living standards and bridge cohesion […] - [“UWESO VSLA Model has given us a voice!” People Living with HIV in Toroma Sub-county, Katakwi District](https://uweso.magamutu.com/uweso-vsla-model-has-given-us-a-voice-people-living-with-hiv-in-toroma-sub-county-katakwi-district/): In the remote Village of Abobore Cell, Obongot ward, Toroma Subcounty in Katakwi District, the Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) Village Saving and Loan Association (VSLA) initiative has changed the general community’s perceptions towards People Living with HIV (PLHIV). Here, a dedicated group of individuals, known as Torom Obongot, consisting of 26 women and 4 men, has found their voice and strength through the power of unity and financial empowerment. The journey began in November 2023 when UWESO recognized the need for a VSLA in the community and mobilized members to form the group. Through comprehensive training, they […] - [Munomukabbi Savings Group has grown from 15 members to become a Beacon of Financial Empowerment in Mbale City](https://uweso.magamutu.com/munomukabbi-savings-group-has-grown-from-10-members-to-become-a-beacon-of-financial-empowerment-in-mbale-city/): The Munomukabbi Village Savings and Loan Association, located in Bunghokho Sub-county, Mbale District, commenced with a modest membership of 15 individuals, which is only half of the approved composition of 30. However, within three years of its establishment by the Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO), the group has not only reached the membership bar but has also expanded into two semi-autonomous VSLAs. Initially, the group was faced with resistance from community members who harboured doubts about the security of entrusting their money to another individual and the benefits of group savings compared to individual efforts. However, the group’s […] - [First Daughter Natasha Museveni Unveils Buildings Renovated by Tororo Cement at UWESO Masuliita Children’s Village](https://uweso.magamutu.com/first-daughter-natasha-museveni-unveils-buildings-renovated-by-tororo-cement-at-uweso-masuliita-childrens-village/): Tororo Cement Uganda has generously renovated two dormitories, a dining hall, and a guest house at the Masuliita Children’s Village (MCV), a project of the Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO). The First Daughter of Uganda and Founder of the Liberation Generation, Natasha Karugire Museveni, officially inaugurated these refurbished structures. The initiative, spearheaded by Natasha Museveni and supported by the UWESO board, National Executive Committee (NEC), and staff, aims to provide a safer and healthier living environment for the children residing at the Village. Addressing the congregation, the Chairperson NEC, Madam Olive Birungi Lumonya, highlighted the significance of this […] - [UNICEF Uganda Donates WASH Facilities to UWESO Masuliita Children’s Village](https://uweso.magamutu.com/unicef-uganda-donates-wash-facilities-to-uweso-masuliita-childrens-village/): UNICEF Uganda has supported the Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) by providing essential Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities to Masuliita Children’s Village (MCV). The donation comprises essential sanitary facilities, including mobile toilets, handwashing stations, tents, and a diverse range of sports equipment, designed to cater for the holistic needs of the children. With nearly 957 children and youth rescued from the streets currently residing at MCV, UNICEF’s assistance comes at a critical time. These facilities not only address immediate hygiene and sanitation needs but also foster a sense of dignity, security, and belonging among the children, empowering […] - [UGANDA WOMEN’S EFFORT TO SAVE ORPHANS (UWESO) WELCOMES NEW CEO](https://uweso.magamutu.com/uganda-womens-effort-to-save-orphans-uweso-welcomes-new-ceo/): The Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Jolly Kamugira Kaguhangire as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) effective 1st January 2024. Mrs. Kaguhangire will assume responsibility for the leadership and management of the overall operations of UWESO - [USAID Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) North East Activity Annual Newsletter Oct. 2022- Sept. 2023](https://uweso.magamutu.com/usaid-orphans-and-vulnerable-children-ovc-north-east-activity-annual-newsletter-oct-2022-sept-2023-2/): Welcome to the USAID OVC North East Activity Annual Newsletter (October 2022 – September 2023) Explore our achievements, highlights, and field stories by downloading the newsletter. Subscribe for updates on future editions and stay connected with our impactful work in North Eastern Uganda: Katakwi, Mbale, Busia, Sororti, Tororo and Kotido Districts Thank you for your support in enhancing the well-being of vulnerable children. Download the newsletter now and join us in celebrating progress! Stay connected with us by following our social media platforms for timely updates and be informed about our latest interventions. - [Newsletters](https://uweso.magamutu.com/newsletters/) - [How the Love and Devotion of a Grandmother Saved Life of an HIV-Positive Disabled Child](https://uweso.magamutu.com/how-the-love-and-devotion-of-a-grandmother-saved-life-of-an-hiv-positive-disabled-child/): Bahinda Abraham (Not Real Name), is an eight-year-old HIV-positive boy living with disability in Muyembe cell, Malukhu ward, Industrial Division, Mbale City.  Abraham’s father abandoned his pregnant mother, leaving her in a state of helplessness. Born HIV-positive, the overwhelmed mother made the decision to entrust her one-year-old child to her own mother, Abraham’s grandmother. She then disappeared from their lives. On December 25, 2022, the household experienced a turning point when they transitioned from Integrated Child and Youth Development (ICYD) to the USAID OVC NE Activity. The dedicated Para social worker attached to Muyembe cell in the Industrial Division identified […] - [A Community United to Support HIV-Positive Children and Prevent New Infections](https://uweso.magamutu.com/a-community-united-to-support-hiv-positive-children-and-prevent-new-infections/): Olupe Village, Bisina Parish, Ngariam Sub County, is a close-knit community in Katakwi District, Uganda with a strong support system expanding beyond the home borders. This collective effort has played a pivotal role in reshaping the lives of HIV-positive children like 12-year-old Alfa enrolled on the OVC Program and safeguarding against new infections. Alfa was raised by his father and grandmother after his mother had left home due to her husband’s violent nature. She was not the first woman to leave him, as two others had done so before. The burden of caring for the children was left to the […] - [Economic empowerment improves ART adherence and contributes to better HIV treatment outcomes for HIV positive Mother and Children](https://uweso.magamutu.com/economic-empowerment-improves-art-adherence-and-contributes-to-better-hiv-treatment-outcomes-for-hiv-positive-mother-and-child/): Despite continuous counselling through home visits, economic challenges are a major hindrance to better treatment outcomes among people living with HIV in Uganda. Athieno (not real name) is a 36-year-old single mother who lives in the Eastern division, Tororo municipality, Tororo district. She was enrolled into the OVC program in 2021 together with her three children, of whom two are HIV positive. The two children are HIV positive and on care together with themselves. Last year in September 2022, one child turned out to be a non-suppressor because of a lack of treatment literacy for caregivers and economic challenges. Athieno […] - [Overcoming Barriers to HIV Viral Load Suppression among Children through offering Love and Support](https://uweso.magamutu.com/overcoming-barriers-to-hiv-viral-load-suppression-among-children-through-offering-love-and-support/): In the North Eastern Uganda, particularly in Kotido District, the battle against low-scale viral load suppression for children living with HIV (CLHIV) has been ongoing. Amidst this challenge, the story of Lopido Lawrence (Not real name), a 16-year-old HIV-positive adolescent enrolled in the USAID OVC North East Activity, stands out as an inspiration. After losing his mother, Lopido lived with his father and stepmother, his father’s frequent late-night absences and struggles with alcohol escalated domestic violence at home. The young boy dropped out of school and sought refuge with his cousins, far from the watchful eye of responsible caregivers. Unaware […] - [The Power of Collaboration in HIV Adherence and Viral Suppression: Emmanuel’s Story of Dealing with Opportunistic Infections](https://uweso.magamutu.com/the-power-of-collaboration-in-hiv-adherence-and-viral-suppression-emmanuels-story-of-dealing-with-opportunistic-infections/): Emmanuel (not real name), a 15-year-old boy living with HIV had, for seven challenging months, grappled with a non-suppressed viral load, with a count of 36,874 copies/ml, from November 22, 2021. This situation not only jeopardized his stability in treatment but also left him vulnerable to opportunistic infections. The challenges he faced led to missed appointments and affected his adherence to treatment but also left him vulnerable to opportunistic infections. The challenges he faced led to missed appointments and affected his adherence to treatment. However, Emmanuel’s story took a positive turn thanks to the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders. The […] - [Bridging Caregiver-Child Bonds: Defeating HIV Stigma and Fostering Self-Esteem for a Child Living with HIV](https://uweso.magamutu.com/bridging-caregiver-child-bonds-defeating-stigma-and-fostering-self-esteem/): In the small village of Otucho, Dakabela Parish in Soroti District, Eastern Uganda, lives Angel (pseudonym), a young girl (17 years) enrolled in the USAID OVC North East Activity. Angel faced a challenging journey marked by poor parental support and the burden of being the only HIV-positive child in her household. However, concerted efforts bridged the way to a remarkable transformation in her household, revealing the critical role of relationships and the fight against stigma in the lives of children and caregivers living with HIV. Struggling in Silence Angel lives with both her HIV-positive parents. Despite timely dispensation of drugs […] - [Triumphing Over Teenage Pregnancy, HIV and Stigma: Janesten's Journey to Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV](https://uweso.magamutu.com/triumphing-over-teenage-pregnancy-hiv-and-stigma-janestens-journey-to-preventing-mother-to-child-transmission-of-hiv/): In the remote village of Kasipodo, Osukuru Sub County, Tororo District, Eastern Uganda, Janesten (pseudonym) has been quietly battling the odds, overcoming not only the challenges of being an HIV-positive teenager but also the harsh realities of both HIV/AIDS stigma and teenage pregnancy to achieve safe motherhood. A Childhood Marked by Loss Janesten was born with HIV/AIDS and began her life’s journey without the nurturing presence of her mother, who died of HIV when Janesten was just a year old. Raised by her stepmother and father, life took a challenging turn when, at the age of 15, her father searched […] - [USAID Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) North East Activity Annual Newsletter Oct. 2022- Sept. 2023](https://uweso.magamutu.com/usaid-orphans-and-vulnerable-children-ovc-north-east-activity-annual-newsletter-oct-2022-sept-2023/): Welcome to the USAID OVC North East Activity Annual Newsletter (Oct. 2022 – Sept. 2023)! Explore our achievements, highlights, and field stories by downloading the newsletter. Subscribe for updates on future editions and stay connected with our impactful work in North Eastern Uganda: Katakwi, Mbale, Busia, Sororti, Tororo and Kotido Districts Thank you for supporting in cause of making a difference in the lives of vulnerable children. Download the newsletter now and join us in celebrating progress! - [Airtel Uganda Donates Assorted Items worth 50 Million to Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) Masulita Children's Village](https://uweso.magamutu.com/airtel-uganda-donates-assorted-items-worth-50-million-to-uganda-womens-effort-to-save-orphans-uweso-masulita-childrens-village/): Airtel Uganda has donated items worth Uganda shillings 50 million to Masuulita Children’s Village (MCV), a rehabilitation home for neglected and abandoned children run by the Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO). The donation contained assorted food items; a chain-link to improve on safety and security of children, scholastic material, play items, food, health, and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) items like sanitary pads for girls and Vaseline. These were handed over to UWESO by Airtel Uganda’s Managing Director, Mr. Manoj Murali at an event held on Wednesday, 11th May 2023 at MCV in Wakiso District. Mr. Murali expressed […] - [“I have learnt that I have to take drugs everyday as prescribed for good Adherence due to AIDS.” Angel, Child Living with HIV](https://uweso.magamutu.com/i-have-learnt-that-i-have-to-take-drugs-everyday-as-prescribed-for-good-adherence-due-to-aids-angel-child-living-with-hiv/): Despite adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) appointments and treatment, non-disclosure and acceptance remains a challenge to people living with HIV in Sop Sop sub county, Tororo District. Angel (not real name), a 13-year-old twin, is living with HIV in a family of four, which includes their mother, father, and another adolescent sibling who is HIV negative. Angel acquired the virus during birth. While Angel’s mother was aware of her HIV positive status during pregnancy, she was unaware that she was carrying twins. Unfortunately, during delivery, the doctor was only able to save one of the twins from the virus. “I […] - [Overcoming Stigma and Rebuilding a Family: A Child Living with HIV's Journey to Suppressed Viral Load](https://uweso.magamutu.com/overcoming-stigma-and-rebuilding-a-family-a-child-living-with-hivs-journey-to-suppressed-viral-load/): Child Living with HIV (CLHIV) (KT-08/PA-0132-01) with high viral load copies (234,471) finally suppressed with less copies (159) after various engagements with the caregiver, social worker, parasocial worker and the health team of Panyangara HC III. Naduk (not real names) is the mother and primary caregiver of Lotee (not real names), a child living with HIV (CLHIV). Naduk breastfed Lotee  up to age two without realizing that prolonged breastfeeding could expose the child to HIV. As a result, Lotee suffered from various illnesses until health workers at Panyangara Health Center III in Kotido District conducted an HIV test, which confirmed […] - [Head of Programs (1 Position based at Head Office and Reports to the Chief Executive Officer)](https://uweso.magamutu.com/head-of-programs-1-position-based-at-head-office-and-reports-to-the-chief-executive-officer/): About Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans (UWESO) is a National Non-Government Organization which was founded in 1986 by Ugandan mothers committed to support and care for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). Its vision is to have “Healthy Children living in a peaceful world of Opportunity “and mission is “Shriving to improve the quality of life of vulnerable children and youth for them to survive and thrive.” Job Title: Head of Programs (1 Position based at Head Office and Reports to the Chief Executive Officer) The main output of the department is quality […] - [To step out of an unhealthy sexual relationship through a youth group](https://uweso.magamutu.com/to-step-out-of-an-unhealthy-sexual-relationship-through-a-youth-group/):   Mary, 14 years, is a member of ‘Patience Pays Club’ under the ICYD Journeys program(group program for youth) in Tororo. Mary’s mother narrates that her daughter was a very well-behaved girl who used to attend her school regularly and would also help her with house chores such as cooking and washing utensils. 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The Uganda Women’s Effort to save Orphans (UWESO) was founded in 1986 by Ugandan mothers mobilized by Mrs. Janet Museveni the First Lady of Uganda to provide relief aid to needy children left parentless by the civil turbulence of the early mid-1980s, and the HIV/AIDS pandemic in war-torn areas […] - [News & Events](https://uweso.magamutu.com/news-events/): Home Success Story about Kiretwa Abeterine Group 07Jul UWESO0 Comments Piggery Attendant (1) 29Jan UWESO0 Comments Job Advert for UWESO Cooperative Group (UCG) Board of Directors 09Jul UWESO2 Comments First Lady Janet Kataaha Museveni celebrates Birthday with Children at the UWESO – Masulita Children’s Village 08May UWESO0 Comments New UWESO CEO Visits USAID-funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children Activity Offices 15Feb UWESO0 Comments First Daughter Natasha Museveni Unveils Buildings Renovated by Tororo Cement at UWESO Masuliita Children’s Village 07Feb UWESO2 Comments UNICEF Uganda Donates WASH Facilities to UWESO Masuliita Children’s Village 12 - [Success Stories](https://uweso.magamutu.com/success-stories/): Home Success Story about Kiretwa Abeterine Group 04Dec Ronald Mutebi0 Comments Supporting a CLHIV to Overcome Drug Resistance and Post Disclosure Challenges to Achieve Viral Load Suppression 04Dec Ronald Mutebi0 Comments From School Dropout to Empowered Entrepreneur: OVC NEA Community Apprenticeship Program Transforms Teenager’s Life 21Aug Ronald Mutebi0 Comments USAID-funded OVC North East Activity IGA Booster Support Unlocks Business Opportunities for Youth 21Aug Ronald Mutebi0 Comments Empowering Young Mothers through Entrepreneurship Skills and Business Startups 21Aug Ronald Mutebi0 Comments One Year On, Raraka Youngsters’ Success Highlights the Power of Caregiver Support in Youth Empowerment 21Aug Ronald Mutebi0 Comments USAID-funded OVC […] - [News Letters](https://uweso.magamutu.com/news-letters/): Home Success Story about Kiretwa Abeterine Group 07Jul UWESO0 Comments Poultry Attendant (2) 07Jul UWESO0 Comments Piggery Attendant (1) 29Jan UWESO0 Comments Job Advert for UWESO Cooperative Group (UCG) Board of Directors 20Jan Uweso0 Comments Business Development Officer 17Dec UWESO0 Comments USAID-FUNDED OVC NORTH EAST ACTIVITY NEWSLETTER OCTOBER 2023 – SEPTEMBER 2024 04Dec UWESO0 Comments Supporting a CLHIV to Overcome Drug Resistance and Post Disclosure Challenges to Achieve Viral Load Suppression 123… 9 - [Reports](https://uweso.magamutu.com/reports/): Home Page Reports Annual Performance Report [dflip id=”3164″][/dflip] UWESO-annual-performance-report-2021 [dflip id=”3153″][/dflip] 2020 ANNUAL PROGRAM REPORT [dflip id=”3218″][/dflip] Program Performance Report (2016-2019) - [Strategic P​lan 2021-2030](https://uweso.magamutu.com/strategic-plan-2021-2030/): Home Page Strategic P​lan 2021-2030 The strategic outcomes for UWESO for the period 2021 – 2030 are aligned to the SDGs and the Uganda NDPIII. 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