Blog – Warm Hearts Uganda

MUKONO SKILL TRAINING.

Last week we went to Mukono district to train women and children knitting skills, how to be able to make baskets, decoration raffia ornaments and others out of weaving material so as to be able to sustain them selves and families. According to research , financial independence in women is most likely to reduce gender […]

WOMEN EMANCIPATION?

ARE WE PACKAGING THE ‘WOMEN EMANCIPATION’ GOSPEL WELL? As we look forward to celebrating women’s day on 8th of March 2022, Gender equality and empowering women and girls is the 5th Sustainable Development Goal in Uganda, and we must give credit to the government and the non-state actors for elevating the status of women in every capacity. […]

LET US TALK MENTAL HEALTH.

MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS ATTENTION MORE THAN EVER! Sited in a taxi heading home, the taxi driver almost knocked a mentally ill looking middle aged man; ‘look at this hopeless drug abuser!’, the conductor asserted! Mental health being one’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being, one’s state of mental health is very imperative […]

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND THE PANDEMIC.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE KILLS MORE THAN ANY PANDEMIC. During the lock down and quarantine period as a result of COVID19, the levels of domestic violence really went so high, almost 5 cases would be reported daily. It’s even worse with the environment in which this violence was taking place since all the children were at home […]

A must read to every young woman out there..

LETTER TO ALL YOUNG WOMEN OUT THERE. I write this owing to what has turned out to be a big trap for most young women. A couple of weeks back, a number of ladies came out accusing Brian White for using and dumping them as one confessed to have been subjected to many abortions due […]

SHARE YOUR STORY!

We don’t share the knowlwdge because we are more intelligent, we share the little knowledge with the world because we believe our stories are unique to each indivial and its that uniqueness that makes each beautiful! and who knows your story could change someones life foe better! life is best lived when it creates a […]

Teenage Pregnancy should be treated with the contempt it deserves.

According to a mini survey findings from just 10 districts (Ngora, Kyegegwa, Kitgum, Rakai, Kayunga, Ntungamo, Kayunga and Kasese), 2,300 school girls conceived and 128 married off during the lockdown. Much as most leaders are blaming this rising teenage pregnancies on primitive cultural practices, we must admit that the reluctance of the community and the […]

ENOUGH OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE!

No can comprehend the emptiness and melancholy I am battling with after learning about the sudden news of the untimely passing of Violet Kakai an Auxiliary nurse who worked at International Hospital Kampala for over 10 years. The condition Violet died in is not only horrific but brutal and devilish in nature. Only a wild […]

Lack of Jobs Failed Minimum Wage

The fact that the president issued warnings to the striking medical officers has exhibited a clear picture that a Ugandan worker still has a long way to go to find a befitting wage. It’s not news that the working conditions in Uganda remain in a sorry state. In some companies, getting pregnant could cost you […]

CHEATING IN EXAMS IS PARTLY THE CAUSE OF THE LIMPING PROFESSIONALISM

Have we wondered why someone goes to the ‘professional’ Doctor but you hear they have been given wrong medical prescription! We see many roads especially in Africa well supervised by the ‘professional engineers and surveyors, accompanied with enough materials during construction. But all you hear