Ndibwami Integrated Rescue Project
wird verwaltet von H. Nalugo Sabastian
Über uns
Ndibwami Integrated Rescue Project (NIRP) is a community based organization initiated by the Kimmanya Catholic youth community under the leadership Sr.Rosemary Shields of the Daughters of charity from the UK in 2002. The organization started as a parish arm to provide support and care to people Having HIV/AIDS. NIRP seeks to provide compassion to children affected by HIV, their families and communities. The founding of NIRP was based on people that were unified by common experiences faced when encountering HIV/AIDS at a time of high stigma, ignorance and discrimination. The founding team provided mutual psychological and social support. Cohesion among these was strengthened by the fact that they were either directly infected with HIV or implicitly affected because their very close family associates were infected.
One distinguished feature about the founder members was that they voluntarily used their time and other resources to visit AIDS patients, carrying them to the hospital and sometimes providing material social and psychological support.
Letzte Projektneuigkeit
More volunteer (communications and fundraising)
With the support of the expertise and skills volunteers have we change communities. Are you a gap year student, a professional looking for social sabbatical or a global citizen interested in work tourism. Please join us in Masaka Uganda to make a difference in the less privileged people in rural communities of Masaka Uganda.
We need communications specialists. You'll be using your expertise to help our partner organizations grow.
Roles
Your placement might involve training staff in fundraising or campaigning techniques, developing new products creating innovative promotions. You could also be working with organizations to develop advocacy strategies, or campaign on behalf of their local communities.
Skills
Fundraising , crowdfunding, proposal/grant writing and training
For more information visit our website: http://nirpuganda.org/
Kontakt
Grant
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Kamapala
Uganda
