Saving Lives!
Meet Keziah, a bright and compassionate 5 year old girl who recently graduated from her kindergarten class. Keziah (her name) is among the children born at GWI clinic (Keziah Memorial H/C) in Bukomolo. Her teachers praise her for her empathy, leadership and the way she’s making a difference at such a young age. Keziah’s Journey is a testimony to …
Poultry farming is one of the income generating projects to support the activities of GWI in Bukomolo community in eastern Uganda. The major demanding activity being the clinic that serves a population of about 20,ooo people. Established eight years ago, the clinic struggles to keep up medicine stock, pay staff and other major basics like infrastructure, running water and electricity …
“What do you see?” Do you know that this was the first conversation of God to Jeremiah? When driving Joy from Bukomolo back to Entebbe Airport, she asked about the urgent needs. To me, everything seemed urgent. I kept quiet for a while but she continued to ask “what do you see” Could a new generator be the priority?” …
Girls in Bukomolo community faced significant setback in their education due to Covid19 pandemic and many couldn’t continue their education and now they are mothers. GWI in partnership with Operation Beautiful Feet in the United States of America are looking for ways to support these young mothers. A training program in hairdressing has started in Bukomolo to help …
Menstrual management is a critical aspect of public health and gender equality for adolescent girls in rural communities such as Bukomolo in Eastern Uganda. Because of limited access to hygiene products, stigma and miss information, these girls face challenges to manage their menstrual health. GWI in partnership with Operation Beautiful Feet are combining efforts to address menstrual management …
Alcohol addiction is becoming a major challenge among youths in Bukomolo community that is leading to rise in crime rates, unemployment and of course health crisis. GWI is designing comprehensive projects to provide skills and opportunities for them to foster a healthy sustainable lifestyle and at the same time to provide rehabilitation. With support from Operation Beautiful Feet …
It was all joy on Tuesday to see the president of Operation Beautiful Feet from the United States of America come to Bukomolo village and officially opened the first chicken house which was built with funds from her organization. Joy Griffin said that her organization’s investment to GWI poultry farming is to provide a promising solution to future sustainability …
Many women especially in rural areas face significant barriers to economic opportunities. Thus, GWI in partnership with Operation Beautiful Feet, USA, are aiding women in Bukomolo village to build skills that will be self sufficient to personal empowerment, economic stability and community development. While visiting these women on Tuesday, Joy Griffin, the President of Operation Beautiful feet said that, …
GWI mobilizes young people to encourage them to take charge of themselves. We empower them through several activities including sports. Watch this video
GWI is mourning the death of Pastor Mary Munghono. Mary has been the senior pastor of Bukomolo Christian Fellowship Church located in Kibuku District in Eastern Uganda. Mary died after a short illness. She was 69 years old. Last year, we published an article about her 68 year birthday and that would be Jubilee anniversary of her marriage Mary …