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2012

ANNUAL REPORT Nurturing the Girl Child

“IN GOD WE TRUST”

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents…………………………………...…………………….2

Acknowledgement and Report Summary………………….....……..3

Mindset Profile…………………………………………………...…………4

Our Service offering………………………………………………..5

Management Team…………....................................................7

Director’s Report ………………………………..…….............................8

Enrollment and performance review…………...13

Placements and Employment……......................15

Volunteers and Seminars…………….………….....15

Funding and Donations…………….………………16

Expenditure Summary Report ..…………………...18

Appendix I: Mindset in Pictures 2012…...………….………………....19

Appendix II: Mindset Visitors’ Book Memorable Comments……..26

End of Report……………………………………………………………..29

*Cover picture: 2012 Mindset Students Posing with Teachers from White

School and Asimara from SWEDEN.

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Acknowledgement

To our main benefactor Access4 UK for the footprint they provided at

inception in 2005 and to this very day continue to walk through for budget

support and exploring of alternative funding for Mindset.

Special thanks to: Sue Wates and Kate Young of A4 for the untiring and

continued counsel.

Our Partners and Friends: Tools With A Mission (TWAM) U.K and Uganda for

the equipment that we use at Mindset as well as the continued valuable

visits, Carol Lindsay Smith U.K for the continued engagement and

unwavering support with Mindset’s community service, Carina in Sweden

and (carina’s parents) Rueben Larsson and Beda Renstrom,

Trollehojdskolan and School Administration. Christer & Olive Ayebare,

Carina with Teachers from Sweden, The Anglican Kyaruhotora Church of

Uganda for the memory project engagement, Directorate of Industrial

Training (DIT) of the National Ministry of Education of Uganda and all the

others.

Steven Golooba 2012 Volunteer For a Purpose, our staff members: Rose,

Andrew, Gregory, George, Edward, Stella and Maureen, Thank you for your

commitment.

To all our friends and well wishers thank you for all the support:

encouragement, in kind, financial and otherwise.

May God continue to bless you ALL.

Report Summary This report describes in detail: training activities, funding and outcomes for

Mindset Development Organisation in the months from January to

December for the year 2012.

The report also has an appendix section showing Mindset in pictures 2012 as

well as some memorable comments from Mindset’s Visitors book for 2012

and over the years.

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MINDSET PROFILE

Mindset Development Organization (MSD.Org) is a Community Based

Organisation (C.B.O) in the Republic of Uganda registration number 2706

Wakiso district; MSD.Org commenced operations in 2005 with the aim of

empowering the vulnerable girl child and teen mothers with practical

economic and social life skills.

MSD Org. runs a training centre where practical: catering, knitting, crafts

and tailoring skills are passed on to the girls. Also knowledge in behavior

change is imparted as it is very crucial at this life stage of the girls as they

tend to experience different body changes and behavior which can lead

them to challenges like HIV Aids.

MSD Org. has since 2005 passed out 221 girls for training with over 45%

immediate employment in the Hotel industry for the Catering Class whereas

for the Tailoring class in partnership with Tools With a Mission (TWAM), UK’s

Start-up kit of a Sewing Machine, the girls are well placed for self

employment.

Vision

To provide for an independent and self-sustaining Girl Child contributing

positively to her Community development

Objective

To build capacity of the youth especially teen mothers through training in:

catering, tailoring and knitting, hand crafts, behavioral change programs

and equip them with startup kits to enable them transform their lives

economically and socially.

OFFICES:

Yakobo House

Plot 239, Entebbe-Kampala highway

Kitinda Zone, Kitubulu

P.O.Box 74 Entebbe, Uganda

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OUR COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFERING

MSD Org. is a training centre imparting practical skills with the sole aim of

the Girls self sustenance thereafter.

All our trainings are certified by the Uganda National Council of Technical

and Higher Education through our affiliation with the Nsambya School of

Tailoring, Cookery, Carpentry and Joinery and the Directorate of Industrial

Training of the National Ministry of Education.

Below are our practical training fields:

TAILORING, KNITTING AND CRAFTS

Here the girls undergo practical training in: general tailoring, knitting

sweaters and craft work.

At the end of training TWAM gives us startup kits of sewing machines and

knitters.

Our teachers/trainers are sourced from practicing: Tailors, artists and knitters

some of whom are former students of Mindset.

CATERING

Here the girls undergo practical training in: local and international dishes.

The girls also Study House Keeping, Foods and Beverages Production

including Local Cuisines, Foods and Beverages service, Front Office

Management amongst others.

This year, we had our girls do their internship in catering concerns in

Entebbe, a number of hotels and guest houses placed our girls for

internship, namely: the Boma Entebbe, Flight Motel Entebbe, Anna’ Corner

and Keba Inn for 3 months.

Our teachers are sourced from practicing Chefs and Bakers.

SOCIAL SKILLS

Here Social Skills of: hygiene, reproductive health, communication, self-

esteem and confidence are taught.

Mindset’s social worker visits families to do assessment and selects those in

the most need of Mindset services. The Social worker subsequently helps the

vulnerable girls and young mothers build: self esteem, hygiene, behavioral

change, counseling and guidance on their sexuality. The girls are also

helped to choose a career which will help them set long term goals. The

girls are referred to community resources such as public health tutoring for

their babies.

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BUSINESS SKILLS

We teach the girls: business idea generation and actualisation, basic book

keeping principles and about money, saving, credit, trust, customer care

and marketing skills.

VOLUNTEER FOR A PURPOSE- VFP

This is an initiative where we welcome One volunteer at any one time, for

Skill imparting volunteers not in Mindset’s locality, Mindset offers to provide

accommodation.

We welcome Volunteers from overseas who can be accommodated for a

period of three months but contribute for their food in the host family.

CONTACTS:

Telephone: +256 772 396367

+256 702 431064

Email: msdorg05@yahoo.com,

Website: www.msdorg.blogspot.com

Face book: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=303064672199

Contact person: Maureen Mugisha, DIRECTOR.

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MANAGEMENT TEAM

Director/ Training Supervisor:

Maureen Mugisha (Certificate in Tailoring, Diploma in Business

Administration and Secretarial Skills).

Project Director:

Andrew Muhimbise (Bachelors of Business Administration)

Accountant:

George Mugula (Bachelors of Commerce)

Social Worker:

Stella Owembabazi ( Bachelors of Social Sciences)

Catering Trainer:

Rose Nakate (Certificate in International Catering and Tailoring)

Tailoring Trainer:

Edward Ssebuliba (Certificate in Tailoring and practicing Tailor)

Volunteer Skills Development Officers

Madame Judith Gregory (Registered Nurse and Certificate in Catering)

Visiting Trainer

Robert Kyaluzi (Diploma in Catering and running a Confectionary business)

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DIRECTOR’S REPORT

This year we enrolled a total of 20 girls and successfully passed out all of

them with skills in tailoring and catering.

Tailoring

This year we admitted 11 girls in the Tailoring class with 11 of them

completing. We continue to secure linkages for our students through

internships. Tools With A Mission (TWAM, UK) continued to support our

tailoring class graduates with the sewing machine start-up kit.

Refer to the Enrollment List below for details.

Catering

This year we admitted 9 girls in the Catering class with all of them

completing. The girls successfully completed industrial training with six of

them getting immediate employment at various hotels and guest houses

example:- Dorcus at Keba Inn-Kitala, Gloria and Veronica at the Boma

Guest House Entebbe, Olivia and Hunaisa at Anna’s Corner Guest house,

Miriam Fungaro at Flight Motel Entebbe amongst others.

We were lucky to have our students enroll directly for government

examination through the National Ministry of Education and Sports’s ‘Skilling

Uganda’ program and we are still waiting for the results.

Refer to the Enrollment List below for details.

Social Skills

The Social worker has been able to add value to Mindset basing on the

needs assessment and other techniques she has used to interrelate with the

girls. She has facilitated and created an environment where the girls can

freely share their private information thus opening up thereby transforming

their self esteem and confidence.

Counseling has been provided and awareness on their rights highlighted.

However, we still have a lot to cover in this area as all the girls commute

from home and it’s heard to control their respective environments at home

because of their different cultures and backgrounds but at least we are

tackling the basics.

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Business Skills

The girls were taken through basic book keeping principles and about

money, saving, credit, trust, customer care and marketing skills. A Kate

Young inspired Angel fund was put in place for group business activity

known as the Eilis Davey Initiative to allow the girls’ hands-on experience

working with money in keenly observed environment.

Under the Fund capital ranging from 10,000/= ($5) to 200,000/= ($75) is

provided for those students who have completed or are in holiday and are

keen on entrepreneurship, these monies are for mainly working capital

(buying flour, fish, cloth material, sewing machine spares parts and oils) and

expansion of existing operation (purchase of frying pan, charcoal stove,

plates, acquisition of additional sewing machine)

This Fund is overseen by Andrew Muhimbise the Mindset Project Director, he

manages it on the philosophy of business considering his Stock market

investments background.

Visitors

We hosted the Chairperson of Tools With A Mission (TWAM, UK) Mr. Bill

Dewhurst, his lovely wife and David White.

Christer , Olive Ayebare, Global Journey friends from Sweden; Carina, Lena,

Anna Mwewulize, Kerstin, Aso, Anette, Maria, Osa and the White School

and Asimara. Lois Pollock an International trainer also visited Mindset.

It was an honor to host all our guests

International travel

I am forever very grateful to Ms Asa Maria the Mindset a compassionate

Mindset friend and Ambassador in Sweden who connected us to Helene of

Adult Literacy Empowerment Fund (ALEF), who I had to travel to meet in

Kisumu for a workshop. I appreciate Helene for facilitating our up-keep in

Kisumu (Maureen & Irene). The training was very successful and we shall

soon have another-one of its kind in Uganda.

Funding

Access4 continued to be our major benefactor, contributing over half to

the Mindset budget.

The Trollehojdskolan Mullsjo in Sweden initiative spear headed by school

administration whereby students wash cars and do casual work to raise

funds to support Mindset activities also continued to support Mindset.

Beda & Renstrom (Carina’s parents) and their church in Mala Sweden have

continued to fundraise to support Mindset activities. We shall ever be

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indebted to you. Christer and his colleagues to support one of our students

Jane Kade for a diploma in fashion and design thank you very much so.

We thank Carina and her colleagues who visited Mindset and donated T-

shirt, Pens, sport light and contributed to Jane Kade a knitter which she has

as a start up kit. (Jane is a student who survivor of the LRA rebel group she

was abducted by the LRA Kony rebels- of the infamous KONY 2012 YouTube

video, she was in captivity for some time. She was burnt and she is

physically handicapped!!)

We appreciate that through Mindset and all her partners notably Carina

and her colleagues, she has gained practical skills and is now on the path

to economic and social wellbeing

Community Service

This year once again Carol Lindsay Smith (CLS) inspired our Community

service; she facilitated us to deliver, at a Church community of Kyaruhotora

(south western Uganda.), the memory book project training and the people

who watched the video show were inspired to start on their own memory

books for the benefit of their younger generation.

The numbers were overwhelming. Most of the people did not know their

close relatives and are now happy to trace their genealogy. The Mindset

Girls too watched the memory book project and some are writing small

memory books for the benefit of their young children and siblings.

We are very grateful to CLS and her positive engagement with not only

Mindset but our community as well.

Volunteer For a Purpose- VFP

This year between the months of April and July, we had a Ugandan

Volunteer by the names Steven Golooba.

A humorous and God fearing youth, he taught paper bead making a kind

of skill that bears business that is environment friendly, simple and

manageable in terms of investment capital.

In his own words:

“Being a volunteer at Mindset Development

Organisation has been one of my best moments, as

in being given an opportunity to enjoy good

company of the founders and trainers.

I was happy to interact with trainers and inspired by

their vision. The name Mindset is so inspiring and

sharing lots of ideas with Maureen was great. I also

came to learn about the Memory Book and

watched a movie of the idea which I am training my

fellow youth on. The trainers are doing an incredible

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job of empowering vulnerable girls with practical skills I have seen the girls

having hope to better themselves and are now looking at life positively

amidst challenges.

I Golooba Steven have always been excited about people who want to

take on the activity of passing on knowledge. In my life, I have realized that

very many people acquire knowledge but the level of passing it on is an

issue, before I think of what to get or gain, personally I have always thought

about what to give! Am glad Mindset provided me this chance.

Classes I trained in bead work or ornamentations to students as I took them

through principals and elements. There were those who are first learners

and slow learners but as the time went on, there was much interest and

great improvement as work was done in groups. Good team work.

I highly appreciate God for Mindset arrangement, commitment and many

friends they have made for the organization who have done their best to

reach out of love is the best solution. I salute you.” Golooba Steven,

Volunteer For a Purpose program Mindset Org. 2012

We are honored to have had Steven Golooba volunteer at Mindset. We

encourage volunteers from overseas to come between March and

September so as to maximize impact on girls and also in recognition of that

fact that this fits well with Uganda’s tourism Calendar- Uganda has been

voted the number one tourism destination for 2012 by the respected BBC’s

Lonely Planet Travel website you know.

Human Resources

For the excellent work and effective training, we hired teachers from other

institutions for a few modules as our trainer Rose Nakate went on maternity

leave. Robert Kyaluzi worked full time as M/s Judith Gregory went on leave

for three months to the UK.

Training, Maureen and Andrew undertook a week long group training with

The Aids Support Organisation (TASO) Uganda member groups covering:

Leadership, Financial Management, Teamwork, Business Plan Development

under the facilitated by TASO Uganda at Kanyanya and International

trainer Lois Pollock who trained on pro bono.

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Challenges:

Mindset Funding after April 2014.

Cost of operation increasing day by day, notably shipping and levy

costs for getting TWAM equipment over.

Some girls fall sick and we cannot cater for all their needs like

medical for this case.

Action Report and feedback on previous year Challenges:

Tough Economic environment, since the beginning of 2011 cost of

items has steadily moved upwards with inflation hitting a high of 30%;

this has affected especially our Catering class with some food items

like sugar tripling in price at one time, for the Tailoring class we

resorted to buying material in bulk and constantly seeking cheaper

alternatives.

We managed inflation by purchasing non-perishable tailoring and

catering requirements in bulk

We also fixed idle funds on our Bank account, as the Bank’s fixed

deposit interest rates were reasonably high and this cushioned our

future expenditure from inflation.

Future Outlook

Funding

Continue to explore our funding options, strengthen relation with the

‘Skilling Uganda’ a National Initiative for youth employment.

Management

Set up an effective but simple management information system for a

learner and agile management able to deliver results

Expenditure

Cost cutting measures from the 2011 inflation boom to be maintained

and further be perfected.

ALEF the adult literacy program execution partnership.

Uganda Threads Company a project by Enactus a University students

business skills empowering project- contacted Mindset after seeing us

in TWAM magazine

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Enrollment of Trainees 2012

The Trainees started school in the fourth week of January 2012 with a total

number of 20 students enrolling out of which 6 were teen mothers.

CATERING CLASS TAILORING, KNITTING & CRAFTS CLASS

No Name Completion

Status

No Name Completion

Status

1. GLORIA ATWIKIRIZE √ 1. JANE KADE √

2. DORCUS AYEBARE √ 2. JUSTINE KUSEMERERWA √

3. MIRIAM FUNGARO √ 3. MARIA NANZIRI √

4. VERONICA NANSUBUGA √ 4. CHRISTINE NAKYANZI √

5. OLIVIA MUWANGUZI √ 5. PHIONA KABASINDI √

6. MOLLY NAKIMBUGWE √ 6. JANE KADE √

7. HUNAISA .A. NAKAZIBA √ 7. HAMIDAH NAMMUDU √

8. SHARIFA NANSUBUGA √ 8. OLIVIA NAKOTO √

9. LILIAN B.NALUBEGA √ 9. DEBORAH NAKATE √

10. LYDIA KITIBWA √

11. SARAH NANTABBA √

Performance Review

We have witnessed an improvement in performances for both subjects.

A number of yard sticks were used to assess the performance of the

students like internal and external practical examinations, employment

levels including self employment and discipline exhibited during internship.

We monitor our Trainees and we have progressively cut down on our drop

out students through profiling students on admission.

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A graph showing: Enrollment, Completion and Employed girls 2005-2012.

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

Employed

Student droped-out

Completed Students

Enrolled students

We follow-up on our girls and most of them are self-employed especially

the tailoring class graduates because we give them start up kits from our

partners Tools With A Mission, UK (TWAM), also previous year Trainee

graduates once employed in current year we indicate it.

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Placements and Employment

The current population growth rate in Uganda is high and can not be

matched with the employment opportunities and the best way to go about

unemployment is by encouraging, by providing the tools for, self

employment.

The catering students stand a high chance when it comes to employment

in the Hotel industry in Uganda where we secure industrial training slots with

some being retained. This year, six girls secured employment at :- the Boma,

Flight Motel, Anna’s corner and Keba Inn.

Start up kits (Sewing machines) from Tools With A Mission (TWAM) have been

given to the Tailoring class graduates and a good number is already self

employed.

Mindset has continued sourcing business opportunities for the girls too. E.g.

connecting them to schools to make uniforms and sweater.

Volunteers and Seminars

We conduct seminars with resource persons who share their experience

and knowledge with the girls in various aspects of life.

Sandra Kyagaba taught the girls about: dangers of HIV/AIDS.

Claudio Berghenti, a manager at Anna’s Corner café in Entebbe, discussed

etiquette skills in the hospitality business in general with emphasis in the

hotel industry.

Andrew Muhimbise discussed Entrepreneurship skills and Mary Okullo from

Crane Bank Limited Baita taught them about savings and how to run a

savings account and gave tips on saving.

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Funding and Donations

Contributions in 2012 Money Realised UgX

Access4,

London, United Kingdom (funding period: May 2012-April 2013)

35,301,387/= (£9,559)

Trollehodjdskolan Mullsjo

10,815,390/= (Euro 3,707)

Mala Missions Church

( courtesy of Carina’s Parents)

3,413,020/=

Crafts and Cloth bags

2,300,000/=

Sweaters and School uniform sales

3,700,000/=

Catering Class sales (Cakes, Chapatti, Juice etc)

1,900,000/=

Lunch for TWAM

400,000/=

Sells of Mindset bags by Carol, & Lois

and Judith Gregory in the UK

£70

Carina and colleagues(for purchasing

a knitter for Jane Kade)

$200

Carol Lindsay Smith contribution towards

Memory Book Project Training Mindset’s 2012

Community service

£100

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Item Donations

All the tailoring students of 2007 - 2012 are self employed in different districts

of Uganda having received their sewing machines at the end of their

course and they were handed over by Mindset staff and Robert

Tumuhairwe, Tools With A Mission Manager Uganda. Other tool equipment

were donated by Tools With A Mission U.K. The treadle revolving fund by M/s

Sue Wates Access4 is still in place.

A tabulation of donations in 2012 with details

Name of Donor Items donated

Carol Lindsay Smith Punch and a stapling machine

Recipe magazines and cook

books

Carina and colleagues

Sweden

T-shirts, Pens, flash disk, sport

lights and an apron

Tools With A Mission

United Kingdom

15 Sewing Machines, 2 knitters,

pots and pans, two cake mixers,

hardshbery and pieces if fabrics.

This work would not be done efficiently and effectively without your

support and on behalf of the girls and Mindset we extend our deepest

appreciation towards your support and may God continue blessing you.

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EXPENDITURE SUMMARY REPORT

Funders of Mindset receive an every Four Months that is: January-April; May-

August and September-December Expenditure Statement with detailed

activity and corresponding expenditure with the activities to which their

funds have been deployed.

The Accountant comes in once a month to balance the books and our

books of accounts are audited by a Certified Public Accountant on an

annual basis.

Summary Expenditure in Uganda shillings for the year 2012 and 2011

2012 2011

Costs/Funders Access4 Sweden &

Others

Access4 Sweden &

Others Capital 0 - 0 -

Running/Operation 39,918,860 - 37,296,000 -

Training/Activity - 12,117,500 - 16,691,000

52,036,360 53,987,000

Total Expenditure

Capital expenditure is expenditure on immovable assets and includes mainly long-term

catering and tailoring ware, classroom and office furniture and equipment.

Running/Operation Expenditure, includes: premise rent, wages, allowances for trainers,

paying utility bills, machine maintenance and repair, communication and bank costs

Training/Activity Expenditure includes: tailoring:- cloth, thread, oils; Catering:- flour, sugar,

vegetable, cooking fuel (gas and charcoal) and all usables during training

Exchange rate:- 1$ = 2,650 UgX

Signed: Maureen Mugisha

25th February 2013

Maureen Mugisha

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APPENDIX I: MINDSET IN PICTURES 2012

Catering class students 2012, in kitchen under instruction of tutor Judith

Some Tailoring students in class having fun while learning, 2012

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Tailoring Class 2012 during practical examination

Catering class students working on their own with dough

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Tailoring class paying attention to their instructor

Jane Kade showing off a Knitter donated to her by Teachers from Sweden (Carina and colleagues)

White school and Asamara school. Thank you for supporting Mindset Girls

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2012 Volunteer for a Purpose’s Steven Golooba (fourth left) and students of the Tailoring class showing their work.

Students attentive in the Business skills training class, 2012

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Above Mindset Girls watching the Memory book project DVD,

Thereafter under guidance of Sandra Kyagabe (first left) below

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Maureen with TASO members in Training with Lois Pollock (white lady), 2012

Lois Pollock on visit to Mindset posing with some of the students, Teacher Rose and Maureen

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Guests admiring some of the Mindset’s girls merchandise (Crafts).

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APPENDIX II: Mindset Visitors’ Book Memorable Comments

Over the years since inception in 2005/2006 Mindset.Org has welcomed

several visitors at the training centre- from all walks of life our lovely visitors

have come; they have seen us at work, we have entertained them they

have entertained us, we have prepared them meals- they have prepared

us meals in our kitchen, they have bought our bags, they have shared

wonderful ideas with us; in a nutshell each one of our guests has been

excellent guest YOU ARE WELCOME AGAIN;

Below we share some memorable quotes from our Visitors’ Book:

Mindset’s very first comment:

“Nice to visit the Organisation”

Robert Tumuhairwe,TWAM-Uganda Office 21-03-2006

Comment from Mindset’s main Benefactor- Access4:

“Amen”

Susan Wates, Trustee Access4 UK 7-05-2008

“Wonderful lunch from your trainees”

Kate Young, Consultant Access4 UK 7-05-2008

2012 Comments

“Excellent project! Look forward to visiting again”

Lois Pollock, UK 27-06-2012

“Excellent and great hospitality”

Julie Pearse, Bendigo-Australia 29-06-2012

“Keep up the good work”

Christer Torstensson, The Global School Sweden 30-07-2012

“Well done, we appreciate”

Olive Ayebale, Entebbe 30-07-2012

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“Thanks for the warm welcome”

Esther Lugoloobi, Uganda 3-10-2012

“This is so wonderful- a lot to learn”

Babumba Kyeyune Betty, Uganda 3-10-2012

“It is good to meet at last and to see such good work”

David White, TWAM-UK 11-10-2012

“Lovely to see you’re still continuing to do a wonderful work”

Bill Dewhurst, TWAM-UK 11-10-2012

“Nice”

Rico Chong, 07-12-2012

“Lovely to meet you all and look forward to working with you”

James Smith, Enactus-UK 21-12-2012

“Thank you for the work”

Nassali Juliet, Directorate of Indusrial Training Uganda Ministry of Education 21-12-2012

“Good Work Done”

Mukiibi Sakka, GISO Katabi 21-12-2012

Memorable Comments 2006-2011:

“Thank you so much I’m very impressed, Hope you will have the power to

go on”

Carina Malanborg, 17-10-2006

“Thank you for letting us visit you, we wish you all the good luck in the future

for your work”

Jenny, Julia, Elin and Christian, 14-12-2006

“Thank you for your dedication blessings”

Roger & Lynda Lewin, 06-05-2007

“This is the greatest service a person can do to her community”

Gamal & Somaya Hassan, Egypt 06-06-2007

“Amazing skills… May God bless your project + continue to inspire”

Doctor Hannah Gales, 12-07-2007

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“I’m very impressed”

Jan Lundgvist, Sweden 05-03-2008

“Thank you for introducing us to your program- amazing work”

Aliisa Paivalainen, University of Alberta- Canada 10-05-2008

“Excellent Project and May God bless the works of your hands abundantly”

Shali Mbuvi, Mombasa-Kenya 24-07-2008

“I love the things that you have made”

Louise Servin, 23-10-2008

“Quite a good service to God and man”

Mr & Mrs Alibu; Debora & Martin, Uganda 25-10-2008

“Interesting to see what such a small organization can do. Thank you very

much for the hospitality”

Iris Oldoerp and Ruediger Brockmuller, Deutschland 16-02-2009

“I like this working with young girls. Good for them and for the community”

Carin Gardbring, 04-06-2009

“Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path

and blaze a trail”

Elder Dallin Trent De Kock14-07-2009

“I love you”

Carina Bergqvist, Skellafta-Sweden 17-08-2009

“May God bless you and all the work you do”

Chris Tanton, TWAM Ipswich-UK 29-10-2009

“No one is able to do everything, but everyone can do something! You

have shown us today ”

Ammika Freding, Mullsjo- Sweden 03-11-2009

“I am very grateful that I have got to know you Maureen with people like

you the world becomes a better place”

Ingrid Gellerbrant-Rosberg, Trollehojolskolan- Sweden 03-11-2009

“You are fantastic. You make a difference”

Elsa Johansson, Trollehojolskolan- Sweden 04-11-2009

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“Amazing project, so full of life and positivity, Thank you”

Kristine Halandt, 06-01-2010

“I’m very excited to hear about this kind of service to the community.

Looking forward to being a part of this project; May you be blessed and

keep growing! God bless you”

Lynette Bakashabaruhanga, Entebbe 12-02-2010

“We are happy to see you Maureen and give all the love from Sweden and

from your friends there. God bless you, your welcome to visit us in Sweden”

Bjorn and Birgitta Birkoff , Skara- Sweden 29-03-2010

“Bless you heaps”

Pastor Mike Tyrrell, Australia 11-02-2011

“Really pleased to see such a brilliant end result of stuff sent”

Malcolm Owers, TWAM Suffolk UK 19-04-2011

“Lovely to see all the work that you do God bless you all”

Graham Hart, TWAM 19-04-2011

“What an amazing and successful project. Rose is an excellent chapatti

teacher”

Terry & Gill Heath, 19-05-2011

“Who knew cooking could be so much fun?”

Rachel Nasinguza, St John’s Church Entebbe Youth 23-10-2011

Thank you,

The End,

BE BLESSED.