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USAID- LPHS-E Success Stories

A true inspiration

July 5, 2023

Nakiyingi Lydia, 24, is a single mother of one child. She resides in Nakasongola District, Kalongo Sub County’s Mayirikiti Village. Lydia was taken through vocational training and acquired skills in tailoring under NFM2 and is now a competent tailor.  Through guidance on saving, Lydia was able to save UGX 350,000 thanks to her peer leaders’ savings education, which money she then used to buy a second tailoring machine worth UGX 250,000, she is using it to train other AGYWs. She runs a vegetable stand in her shop in addition to specializing in the sale of “bitenge,” or African print cloth, and establishing a charcoal business. In order to start raising livestock, she has also invested UGX 500,000 in a bull and a piglet. She is currently in a new relationship and practicing safe sex and family planning, after separating from her husband as a result of GBV issues.

  • Improving lives

    Wesige Scovia, 24, lives in Nakaseke district. She conceived while...
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    Sarah Mungurek 22, lives on Walukuba island in Lake Albert,...
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  • Growing her business to provide for her family

    Nakato Margaret, 27, lives in Kiyindi Town Council, Zinga village, Buikwe district. Margaret...
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  • Through hard work and perseverance

    Kiden Eseza, 23, is a mother of one child. She...
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  • A true inspiration

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Block 5 Mulago Hospital. P.O Box 72052, Kampala, Uganda
Tel: +256-417-119100/200, +256-312 119100
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Kakiza Road, Boma
Fort Portal City
Fort Portal.
Tel: 0483-422143

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Plot 52,
Bungokho Road,
Senior Quarters, Mbale City

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Rwenkobe Road, Hoima Municipality Plot 240 Bujumbura. Tel: +256417119100
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