SASA COLLEGE of Industrial design

@kaigu55 AWESOME my senior

Today, my family had the distinct honor of hosting The Right Reverend Wilson Kisekka, the 4th Bishop of the Luweero Diocese at our ancestral home in Nakafumu! It's remarkable to reflect on our journey together, having grown up in the same home in Kiwanga during the turbulent years of the 70s and 80s. At that time, we couldn’t have imagined that one day I would be welcoming him as a Bishop in a home that I head. The Bishop was in Busiika Parish on his pastoral visit, and our home was blessed to be one of the ten locations where he conducted services. Despite the challenges we faced in our childhood, we were fortunate to experience God's grace, which has guided us to positions of responsibility. During the service, the Bishop referenced 1 Samuel 7:12, saying, “Thus far the LORD has helped us,” a poignant reminder of the divine support we've received throughout our lives. This verse truly resonates with both of us, reaffirming how we must never forget God's help along our journey. In addition to his pastoral mission, the Bishop was also raising support for the ongoing construction of the Synod Hall and Diocesan Offices, which my friends and I generously contributed to! He was accompanied by the Archdeacon of Luteete, the Parish Priest of Busiika Parish, various priests, and lay readers, all united in our shared faith. This visit served as a beautiful reminder of the path God has laid out for us, from our upbringing together to our current roles in the community. It’s a blessing to reflect on how far we've come and the grace that has carried us through.

@kaigu55 Fabulous couple we have on our hands

Early in our relationship, my wife used to come along during my inspections at construction sites! She says she was struck by the fact that the only women she encountered were either cleaning or serving food.  Deeply passionate about the dignity and advancement of women, she became concerned about the limited roles available to them. Years later, when she had the opportunity to secure funding for a project focused on uplifting young women, she recalled the women she had seen on my sites. She asked me, “Are there any women now working in more skilled positions, like masons or supervisors?” I sadly replied, “No, most are still either cooking or sweeping.” This conversation inspired her to take action. She created a project aimed at training young women for dignified jobs in construction. I connected her with my friend Dr. Kenneth Ssemwogerere, the founder of @SasaCollege and together they developed a program for vulnerable girls. Partnering with Mirembe Community College they identified vulnerable young women who for various reasons were facing challenges in life!  After just three months of training, the results have been incredible: 50 girls have completed courses in Decorative Bricklaying, with 85% now fully employed! This morning, my wife and I attended the graduation ceremony where the girls shared their inspiring testimonies, many with their proud parents and guardians by their side to receive their certificates. This program powerfully demonstrates that no one is born to fail. With the right support and opportunities, everyone is capable of earning a decent living and contributing positively to their community.

@SasaCollege @MastercardFdn @DigitalOppTrust @Educ_SportsUg Many thanks to the team. You did such a commendable job

Today marks a significant milestone in Busiika, Luweero, as we celebrate the graduation of 50 young women from the Dignifying Jobs for Women in Construction program with a certificate in decorative masonry👷‍♀️ Over the last four months, these graduates have undergone practical training in bricklaying, block work, and basic blueprint reading among other skills to allow them access better-paying jobs in the industry. This initiative provides less privileged young women with skills that opens doors to economic independence in a traditionally male-dominated industry. A program by SASA College of Industrial Design in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation and Digital Opportunity Trust. 🌐scid.ac.ug #SCID #WomenInConstruction

@Kyotungire1 @KagutaMuseveni @JanetMuseveni @mkainerugaba We are on our knees and the Lord will do it for us. He will lead our beloved President to get the right persons to spur this nation to where the Lord predestined it to get to.

What our next cabinet members require @KagutaMuseveni @JanetMuseveni @mkainerugaba . Wishing you God's wisdom as you appoint new leaders🙏🙏

Introducing POSSIBLE: World of Mindsets—A Game-Changer in Behaviour Education ndyajasper.wordpress.com/2024/11/18/int…

@sarahkzalwango @KCCAUG @KCCAED Well done Madam Sarah. Way to go getting to the real field is extremely critical for service delivery! Keep it up... Proud of you!!

As part of the Weyonje sanitation Challenge, we were in Kamokya & Kisenyi with community leadership for a clean up where residents were encouraged 2 start waste segregation at source,Recycle, Reduce, Reuse as such practices will reduce on the waste generated at source.@KCCAUG

@aitajoel We close 2nd August. Please carefully look at the requirements in the advert. Best of luck! DrKen

SCHOLARSHIP I find what this Industrial Design school SASA is doing very Nice and a MUST attend for those interested in Industrial Design. They are offering scholarships too. Please don’t miss. @Archdrken

@aitajoel Thanks Engineer. We must open new opportunities for our young people. DrKen

@Chri1999Alumni Great move

As a fellowship, we're taking another bold step! Your commitment to paying membership fees in any of the categories described below will help in the smooth running of the fellowship activities.

@URA_CG My brother that God you serve does wonderful things alot more is in stock for you am so sure of that! May He grant you wisdom like it was with Solomon. Thanks. DrKen

Ebenezer! This morning’s URA Thanksgiving fellowship has been one of reflection. I’ve urged the team to commence this term with the mentality of hard work and belief in a brighter future for Uganda! Nothing is insurmountable for believers standing on the firm foundation of faith.

@Chri1999Alumni Wawoooo thx for this

Spend your Christmas while winning souls with ALUMNI CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, on a gospel mission to KALIRO from 24th to 31st December, 2023. See you soon! 🌲🌲🎊🎊

@KCCA_CDC Great job KCCA health team. Proud of you!

KCCA Executive Director Dorothy Kisaka and Deputy Director Public Health and Environment Dr. Sarah Zalwango hand over EVD IEC materials to the Boda Boda leaders across the Divisions in Kampala as they go and sensitive the community

@UCC_ED Yes it is ED

Uganda is indeed the Pearl of Africa

@UCC_ED ED it will be a great honor to host you! then you can also guide on how best we can delve into design for the communication industry.

@Archdrken I look forward to visiting one day

When we look at the communications devices or ICT terminals that exist today (phones, radios, computers etc), can you imagine what their predecessors looked like or the user experience associated with these? Let us all continue to foster innovation for positive transformation

@UCC_ED @UCC_Official @RebeccaKadagaUG @ntvuganda Thanks ED for the good work nyabo

Today @UCC_Official is in Kamuli, Busoga region together with our chief guest @RebeccaKadagaUG You can follow on @ntvuganda including online via youtube.com/live/NKMDxoyo7…