Saving Lives!
How Mr.Sebbo manages his diabetic life using exercise. I walk three times a day at home or about 2.5- 3.5 miles. I also swim twice a week for 40 minutes at a time and lift light to medium weights (about 10-12 reps. max.). My walks are directly after my meals. There are some studies that show a 15 minute walk …
How Mr.Sebbo manages his diabetic life using diet. Some keys to a healthy diet and my suggestions for gaining control of your weight and blood sugar at the same time include the following. One thing I have been doing to lessen calories is not eating after my supper meal, usually between 4 and 5 p.m. Don’t eat large amounts of …
Mr. Sebbo (not real name), 70 years, is diabetic. He discovered it 6 years ago. GWI caught up with him & he shared tips how he is managing. “It doesn’t have to be a death sentence” he says. His story: I was 64 years when I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes and I was in denial. I had never paid close …
Grace Works Initiative What an apropos name for the ministry of Grace She opened a hospital, a school for children, she set the pace Let’s take the three words that embody the mission: Grace is by the grace of God for the leader: He adds by addition He provides for the Works: He gives goats, gates, everything comes to fruition …
Saving Grace Grace Nakajje, what a strong yet humble name An International Award winner was in the frame When we befriended online I wanted to learn who she was Health, education and farming was the buzz In Uganda of all places is where all this is taking place Grace Works Initiative was the mission everyone embraced The little children experience …
Today, GWI gifted scholastic, hygiene items and Sugar to needy children in Bukomolo. We provided back – to – school support through out PAT Legacy Sponsorship Program. We are so grateful to friends joining to support. Jim Forbis from USA recently carried these books, pens, pencils, tooth pastes and tooth brushes and the children are now set to start school …
Starting this year 2023, GWI will be supporting children in Bukomolo community with education supplies. These are children in public schools but they are struggling to continue schooling because they lack books, uniforms and other needs to use at school. “We realized there were quite a number of children who were roaming around the village and majority coming to our …
In many cases, every effort is directed towards keeping girls in schools. It also came up that several stakeholders are advocating for ways of keeping girls safe in cities. At GWI, we totally agree and support this. However, working closely in underprivileged communities, we see more to keeping girls in schools, more to keeping girls safe in cities. Interacting with …