THE CHILDREN
Here are some current statistics of our children, reflecting gender and type of school attended (bar chart), and by gender only (pie chart).
This is a picture of the children who completed their studies in 2006. From left to right, they are:
1. Moses Battaliwo
2. Catherine Namazzi (Computer
Maintenance - YMCA Kampala)
3. Juliet Namakula-Katoga - see below
4. Racheal Nakabugo (Secretarial -
YWCA Mukono)
5. Joseph Mawanda (Studying Art)
6. Peter Kafeero (Carpentry - St. Theresa's Institute Kisubi)
Juliet is enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts program at Makarere University, Kampala. She is studying to become a Business Administrator, majoring in Communications, Organizational Skills and English Studies.
Not shown are:
1. Penina Namuli
2. Samuel Konde
Robert Kiyaga
Robert entered the third year of his Diploma course in Clinical Studies at The Kabale Institute of Health Sciences. He will be studying Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Public health, Gynaecology and Obstetrics, plus Research. Robert has wanted to be a doctor since his youth. Here he is in his clinical uniform.
Peter Kafeero
Peter is one of the original 5 children, who has been with "CANHAVE" for over 14 years. He has now completed a carpentry course with St. Theresa's Institute and is enrolled in a diploma course at a School of Industrial Design in Kisubi. He works at his old school and also teaches as an Instructor at the CANHAVE Trade School. Below, he is shown with his class of CANHAVE students.
Joseph Mawanda
Through the kindness of an anonymous donor, Joseph is continuing his art studies at the diploma level at the Michael Angelo College of Creative Arts, Kisubi. He sent original works, including a painting of the Trade School, to Ottawa this summer. Reproductions of his works are sold by CANHAVE.
(2008)
Catherine Namazzi
Catherine Namazzi entered Kisubi Brothers University College in 2010 to complete a BA in Business Administration. She also continued to assist the Trade School in her free time. Catherine is entering her second year in August 2011. Anyone wishing to support her education is invited to make a donation to the CANHAVE Scholarship Fund.
Moses Bataliwo
Moses is also one of our pioneers. He has studied carpentry and now assists with many activities at the Trade School and in the Children's Program. In this photo, Joseph Kabali (in blue and white shirt) and Moses (in red shirt) visit with Senior 4 student, Betty Nanano (in red), her Jja-jja and some of the many members of her extended family at their home.
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