We address needs of prisoners & their families,with great attention given to children with a parent in prison through sustainable & compassionate programs
Kampala, Uganda
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Dinah Kebirungi, a public health specialist at Uganda Cancer Institute, says cancer cases are on the rise, and many patients are now in intensive care. She explained that cancer can spread from one part of the body to another.
Dr. Kakoraki, an HIV expert, has given an update on HIV in Uganda and the areas most affected. He says about 30% of new infections are among young people aged 20-24.
The guest of honor, Assistant Commissioner of Uganda Prisons John Bosco Tumwebaze, thanked the government for its open-door policies, which made it possible for Wells of Hope to begin working with the prisons. He called on everyone to help make the prisons a center of excellence.
Happening now: The HIV/AIDS Conference for formerly incarcerated people themed Healthy Together Beyond the Bars Building Stronger Lives Through HIV Prevention Care Support and Reintegration.
Happening now: The Women Safe home have held a meeting for formerly incarcerated women aimed at promoting their welbeing through skills development so that they can become financially independent.
Today we also held the Visitation Day for the children at Wells of Hope Junior School. It was a joy to see families come together to spend time with their children.
We had a service that was led by Pastor Sam who encouraged the pupils to aim higher and not to be intimidated by anyone or anything.
Happening Now: The dedication of the primary seven candidates at Wells of Hope Junior school-Nakaseke. Wishing them all the success in their exams.
