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Jacquelyne Alesi

Jacquelyne Alesi gave a presentation at the 5th Sexual Reproductive Health Conference in Namibia in September. Her talk was titled “Confronting the fate of Young People Living with HIV/AIDS in the face of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic.” Below is a picture of her speaking and one posing with her co-presenters.  Jackie also attended an AIDS conference […]

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A note from Collins Kivumbi, Uganda

Collins, a continuing WMF Scholar studying NGO Management and Social Work at Cavendish University, writes, “I was voted for the first ever Cavendish University Social Work Students Association chairman last month. I am so encouraged to pursue my social work and management career.” Congratulations, Collins!

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Concern for South Sudan

Continuing Scholar Mayom Mabuong Marek writes: On the other side of life in my state, many people are suffering/dying from malaria especially children and pregnant mothers  in my state (Lakes, South Sudan).  I have attended the meeting today [August 28] in MOH Head quarters, and government of lakes state just appeals to the National Ministry of Health to […]

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Susan Awor

Dear Carol and Tom Wells, I am so much previledged to be part of the Wells family and benefiting from the WMF scholarship. As I had promised, I continue to do my best at the university and outside. I have been very busy doing fieldwork with ADINA Foundation Uganda. I am officially ending the fieldwork […]

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From Collins Kivumbi, Uganda

Hello, I am so thankful that my scholarship has been renewed and i express my gratitude to the entire WMF family for your support. With only two semesters of study, i am equiped with a rich diversity of knowledge i will put to good use in the communities in my country.  I am also very […]

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Thanks from Charles Kajokaya

Dear Carol and Tom Wells, Greetings to you and all at Wmf. I whole heartedly appreciate your continued support towards my university education that has been made possible only through your help. may the almighty God bless you abundantly for your assistance. we have been for a brake at Kampala international university and we are […]

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