Mary Nakazwe (Against all odds)
From my childhood, I dreamed of working in the health sector. I loved seeing people being helped, but after my parents’ divorce, my dream seemed to fade. My mother struggled…
The Impact of Response Network’s Support on the Kapembe Family
Naomi and Ruth Kapembe, 17-year-old twins of Libuyu Compound in Livingstone town, have been on a remarkable journey with Response Network under the sponsorship program since 2020. Back then, their…
Kelvins Agricultural Prospects a Succuss Story
“I will forever be grateful to Response Network for believing in me and investing in my future,”says Kelvin Kanenge, a young man whose radiant smile brightens the lives of those…
THE HARD WORKING DUAL
The sponsorship program draws girls from different backgrounds and places across Livingstone. The obvious scenario of girls under the sponsorship program getting along or becoming friends is that they are…
Five Steps to Start a Community Literacy Class
Community Effort First of all you need to get your community interested in your idea of starting a literacy class in the community. There are several ways of achieving this.…
A FASCINATING STORY OF PREJOICE SIKAYUNI FROM SIBOLI VILLAGE
My name is Prejoice sikayuni and I am 28 years old. I come from a family of 5 me being the 2nd born. I live in a small village called…
Rural sports for all
Sport bridges the gap between the young and the old as members of the community gather to watch, cheer and celebrate their heroes. Our Sports Program dubbed the “Rural Sports…
The story of change
The Story of Noria Mulemwe Noria Mulemwe is one of the beneficiary of the Climate Smart Economic Empowerment Program in Nampongo community. At the time Response Network was conducting the…
From Sponsorship Recipient to Successful Entrepreneur: The Inspiring Story of Dingile Nyirenda
Dingile Nyirenda, a young woman residing in Kazungula district, was a beneficiary of the Sponsorship Program from grade 6 through grade 12. During that period, Dingile lived with her older…
Nampongo Making Strides Toward Being Climate Smart
Women groups/clubs in Nampongo Community mainly grew only rape on their land as this was the most profitable crop the could harvest which could enable them to make some money…