Main Content 11 May 2012

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 Main Content 4 May 2012

Greeting people in Uganda is very important. There are several ritual greetings that you say to someone you meet on the street that you know, or when you visit someone’s home, or when they visit you.

Just Like My Child Founder, Vivian Glyck properly greets a little Ugandan angel at Bishop …

 Main Content 27 April 2012

Rachel Namirimu

 
Having grown up timid and indecisive in character, 19 year old, Racheal Namirimu says she can now speak her mind assertively and confidently, a quality she lacked before. The teenager also owes her talents in music and drama to Just Like My Child’s (JLMC) Girl Power Project, in Katikamu, …

 Children,Daily Life,Empowerment,Main Content,The Girl Power Project,Women 24 April 2012

Books
Before
Boys
Because
Boys
Bring
Babies
This was the catchy message given to 31 girls living in the town of Katikamu this past Saturday as part of the Just Like My Child Foundation’s Girl Power Project.
Girl power helps build self-confidence in girls and teaches them about sex education and life skills like personal empowerment, communication, social …

 Main Content 20 April 2012

JLMC Program Director, Tessa Davis standing next to a humungous anthill in Luweero. For the Record, Tessa is five foot tall and has eaten her fair share of ants and grasshoppers in Uganda.
 
Uganda has some humungous anthills, biggest I’ve ever seen. Some of the hills stand 4 to …