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Solar panels for the medical center
Tuesday, 31 January 2012 06:01

solar This week, HAU received the fantastic news that solar panels for the medical center in Kisozi are funded.  In Kisozi, power going off frequently is a major problem.  In case power goes off in the village, it can sometimes even take two weeks before it is restored.  Minor surgeries and medicine that need to be stored in a fridge are affected negatively by power going off frequently.  Thanks to solar panels for the medical center, HAU will be able to guarentee electricity at all times, meaning patients can be admitted at all times, medicine can be stored in a fridge without worries, minor surgeries can be carried out at all times and women at the maternity ward can be guided during birthgiving even at night without problems. HAU hopes it will be able to install the solar panels before April.

 
HAU supports women in Walukuba, Jinja
Tuesday, 17 January 2012 08:15

dsc_0645 Hope Alive Uganda has recently supported women in Walukuba, Jinja by purchasing a large number of colourful necklaces and bags made by women participating in this women's group.  The necklaces and bags made by these women are now for sale through Hope Alive Uganda.  By buying one (or more) of these colourful crafts, you support the women in Walukuba, Jinja who make these crafts because it allows Hope Alive Uganda to keep supporting them by purchasing their crafts and other projects by Hope Alive Uganda, as Hope Alive Uganda invests its profits in our running projects.  Necklaces and small bags are for sale at 7 euros each.  Hope Alive Uganda also has fantastic big paper bead bags for sale at 30 euros each.  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Hope Alive Uganda to buy crafts and support women in Jinja and projects run by Hope Alive Uganda.

 
Fatuma Babirye, midwife in Kisozi
Monday, 16 January 2012 06:50

fatuma babirye Fatuma Babirye has been a midwife in Kamuli district for some 15 years and has joined the team at E & E medical center in Kisozi where she will guide women and girls during pregnancy and birth giving.  The interest and need for professional guidance during pregnancy and birth giving is high in Kisozi and surroundings and where Hope Alive Uganda couldn't offer this assistance before in the past, Hope Alive Uganda can now trust upon the qualities of Fatuma.

 
Simon Peter Oullo appointed as Managing Director of HAU
Sunday, 15 January 2012 18:52

simon Simon Peter Oullo is appointed by Hope Alive Uganda as Managing Director of Hope Alive Uganda per 1 February 2012.  The management team of Hope Alive Uganda now exists of 3 persons: Eddy Kiirya Mpoya and Esther Haaisma as Executive Directors of Hope Alive Uganda in both Uganda and the Netherlands and Simon Peter Oullo as Managing Director.  Simon Peter Oullo is not a stranger to Hope Alive Uganda but has been involved with Hope Alive Uganda for a number of years as chairman of the board.  Hope Alive Uganda expanded the management team to be able to streamline monitoring of projects, field visits of projects in Kamuli district and Jinja district, financial management by employees within running projects and recruitment of personnel.

 
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