Sow In Me Uganda: an interview with Mugabi Suzan Nakaziba
Today, in our #ConversationsWithFriends series, we feature an interview with Mugabi Suzan Nakaziba, a Patron for Sow In Me Uganda, a Christian-led nonprofit organization that supports women and children in need of discovering their potential, through helping to put an end to poverty, domestic violence and the lack of education in Uganda.
Sow In Me Uganda - SIMU is a community center whose aim is to spread the Gospel, engage in socioeconomic productive activities for self sustainability and enhance longer and healthier lives among the orphans and other vulnerable children, and women specifically widows.
Q.: Susan, tell us a few things about Sow In Me Uganda
A.: Sow In Me Uganda (SIMU) is a nonprofit and nonpolitical organization whose aim is to engage in socio-economic productive activities that enhance longer and healthier lives and contribute to the development of the country. This organization is committed to the fight against Poverty, Diseases, Higher Illiteracy Rates, Child abuse and Violence against women. It comprises a team of community volunteers working in partnership with the law enforcement and other service providers to ensure women and children safety.
SIMU is registered as a non-government organization by the Uganda National Bureau for Non-Government Organizations and operates in all the districts of Uganda.
SIMU majorly focuses on the welfare and wellbeing of both children and women, although we also pay attention to all groups of people in need.