Okwalinga Semu, 28 of Tukum village in Kanyipa parish is one of the youths who ventured in horticulture and planted onions and egg plants. “I was trained by SAO, I was negative about agriculture”, he said After getting trained, Okwalinga realised that his negativity stemmed from ignorance and lack of skills. “I am empowered with...
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I dedicate my success to SAO
My name is David Ntulume. I am a product of SAO Uganda and I am proud of it. My parents had two children; my sister and I. We were orphaned due to HIV & AIDS at an early age and life became unbearable. Our only living guardian that we turned to was our ailing grandmother. ...
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SAO’s support has taken me far and wide
I was born and raised in Kampala, Uganda. I am the oldest of three boys in the family. In our formative years, we faced multiple challenges; we had no school fees and our mother struggled to provide for our very basic needs. At the end of my primary education, I topped my primary school attaining...
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Seventeen years with SAO Uganda and still counting
Before joining SAO Uganda, I spent eight years working as a registered midwife at Mulago National Referral Hospital. I gained enough experience in bedside nursing and I desired to explore pursue a career in community health. I came to realize that if diseases were to be prevented at household and community level then the number...