Watsemba Miriam

John will go through this process one step at a time with regular physiotherapy massages from the Doctors at Lacor hospital, with support from Refugee Law Project, School of Law, Makerere University.

This is the first of many stories that will be shared under the series; “After Migration”. After migration is a continuing photo series documenting the lives of war survivors and refugees who have been forced out of their homes into different places due to various reasons.

We seek to bring to the table discussions about what happens after people are forced out of their homes, especially in cases where they have suffered war.

In this exhibition, the work of Lilian Nabulime and Maria Brinch will emerge as embodiments of reason.

There are events and activities that are designed specifically to increase motivation and promote co-operation among a group of people working together so as to build effective teams. 

It’s a two days trip that includes a zip-lining expereince in Mabira forest (Uganda’s biggest natural forest), a visit to Itanda falls, and a mini vacation at Samuka island.

The Centre was established in 1995 with a goal to empower women
and girls in Busoga region through creation of a central place where these ladies can convene
to be equipped with different skills such as tailoring, sweater kneading and computer use.