DLLN Uganda Visits Iowa
The Patron of DLLN Uganda His Majesty William Wilberforce Gabula Nadiope IV, King of Busoga, Uganda with the executive director of Developing Lives, Livelihoods and Nutrition Prince Daniel Kitimbo, the Dlln Uganda Skilling Centers…
Read more1000 Youth to sit for DIT National Examinations in July
On 3rd,4th and 5th of May 2023, a team of experts from the Directorate of industrial Training visited the four skilling centers of DLLN -Uganda in Kagulu, Kidera, Kitayundwa and Kisozi in a registration…
Read moreSkilling Centres now perfecting products
Life skills—like hairdressing , art and craft, —are needed for income generation and daily survival. We call them “life skills” to encompass the ways this set of skills is transferable across a day, career,…
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DLLN Uganda boosts hygiene in Kagulu Health Center iii
Ugandan health facilities are listed among 8 countries with the lowest coverage of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services in the world, according to the latest report by the Joint Monitoring Programme of the…
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DLLN Uganda ends 2022 in style
To connect more with employees, DLLN Uganda organised a special end of the year party for its workers at Kyemba Sande Gardens hotel Pool side on 02nd December 2022. The colourful party held amidst…
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Villages in Budiope receive boreholes under WASH Program
Water and sanitation are essential for life and health, but they are also essential for dignity, empowerment and prosperity. Water and sanitation are human rights, fundamental to every child and adult. But in Uganda,…
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Products of youth skilling centers
The project is implemented by DLLN Uganda in partnership with Busoga Kingdom and Tim foundation. DLLN Uganda mobilizes youth groups to equip them with entrepreneurship skill so that the young people are able to…
Read moreDLLN Skilling Centers start in high gear
After the first COVID-19 case was officially confirmed in Uganda on the 22nd of March 2020, the government put in place some of Africa’s most stringent nationwide lockdown measures. Schools and businesses were closed,…
Read moreImproved goats rearing for improved livelihoods
In Busoga, goat rearing is common but unproductive. Goats are traditionally farmed for their meat, so local breeds yield little milk. A lack of suitable fodder, particularly in the dry season, and poor access…
Read moreFarmers in Buyende receive Cassava stems and Banana Seedlings
The 2016/2017 Uganda National Household survey data indicated that 74.8% of the people in Busoga sub region were considered poor and food insecure against the national average of 63%. The cause of poverty in…
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