Monday, August 17, 2009


HIV/ AIDS TREND FOR THE PAST FEW MONTHS


In January 2009, total of 15 people where sponsored by CEA with transport to VCT center for testing, 7 were HIV negative and rest positive.

In February and March a total of 20 were tasted and 12 tasted positive.
In April, May and June a total of 60 people were tasted and 38 tasted positive and this shows that Aids disease is spreading wide and increase of awareness in the community is needed.
Source of funds expected


Christian Empowerment Africa hopes to have the sources listed below as the potential funders for the different projects that will be undertaken..
These include:


i) Churches
ii) Donor projects fighting against poverty, HIV/AIDS,
iii) Income generating projects as a result of training by Christian Empowerment Africa (CEA)

iv) Fund raising



And these are the programs we are planning to carry out as soon as we are registration to empower the patients in the community.


Poultry Program


1. 700 Local breeds (300 cocks and 400 hens). Cost of purchase is 2,000 Uganda shillings per bird totaling to 1.4 million Uganda shillings. (700 X 2,000)..


2. Feeding cost 2,000 shillings for each bird until growth. 700 X 2,000 = 1.4 million Ugandan shillings.


3. Medication estimated 1,000 for each bird until growth. 700 X 1,000 = 700,000 Ugandan shillings


4. One bicycle for transport at 120,000 Ugandan shillings.



Structure


5. Housing to accommodate 200 birds each. For 3 houses, 800,000 X 3 = 2.4 million Ugandan shillings.


6. 10% administration fee at 602,000 Ugandan shillings.



Grand total: 6,000,000 shillings


Total: 6,602,000 Ugandan Shillings


NB: The land for the structure has been provided by the patients awaiting only the money for the structure to be set up.


Addition on poultry


Purchasing of 400 hens and 300 cocks, after 9 months 200 cocks will be sold at a cost of 3/4 times or more the total purchases.


The money will be used to loan the patients, providing transport to VCT centre for blood tasting e.t.c


After hatching chicks will be given out to patients in a recycling way.

Labour will be provided by the patients in their groups and position of residence.

Note:


We shall purchase two bicycles to help in transporting feeds for the poultry and piggery programs each.


Piggery program


1. Purchasing of 100 pigs at 35,000 Ugandan shillings totaling to 3,500,000 Ugandan shillings.


2. Medication for each pig estimated at 5,000 Ugandan shillings each until fully grown. These totals up to 500,000 Ugandan shillings for 100 pigs.


3. Some special feeds like maize mill estimated at 5,000 for each pig totaling to 500,000 Ugandan shillings for the 100 pigs.


4. Bicycle for 120,000 Ugandan shillings.



Structure


5. Timber, nails, iron sheets, cement and sand. Ten pigs per sty each sty costing 400,000 Ugandan shillings totaling to 4,000,000 Ugandan shillings.


6. 10% administration fee at 862,000 Ugandan shillings.


Grand total: 8,620,000 shilling


Total: 9,482,000 Ugandan shillings.


Additional on piggery


All labour in feeding, structure construction and any thing required will be provided by the members.


We shall purchase 30 male and 70 female pigs. After 9 months of feeding, we shall sale off 20 male pigs at a cost twice the total cost of expenditure or more depending on the size and health.


The money will be given out to members in small groups say 20-30 people to start up their own small business then after pay back the money in a given period of time (loaning patients money in groups) to empower them.


The female pigs will be given out to patients after the first few sets of piglets are collected and 50% of the piglets there after will be given back to the project after the next birth and then total custody will be for the patient for the next birth and so on. It will be a recycling thing.


After a female give birth for 4 times, it will be sold out and the money to be loaned to patients in groups. The money loaned after being brought back will be given to others too.

Staff members of CEA

CEA members in a meeting





Peniel, Frank and Murungi



Peniel teaching youth on one of the work shops
Dr; Aggrey Mukose; Frank and Dr; Justine mukose



CEA - Members

Sunday, August 16, 2009

CEA Staff members



CO – EXECUTIVES MEMBERS


NAMES RESPONSIBILITY CONTACTS

Ms Nalongo kalungi

Counselor - Kirombe Bbina +256779522249

Ms Martha Apio

Counselor Kisenyi Luzira +256772010595

Ms Tungu Phoebe

Counselor Mutungo-Bbina +256779385324

Ms Kintu Honey

Ass; General Secretary +256703046055

Ms.Kiiza Rebecca

Ass; Coordinator +256773294995

Ms Easter Namayaja

Accountant +256774833726


Mrs. Edith Ojango

Spiritual Teacher +256712658658


EXECUTIVES MEMBERS


NAMES RESPONSIBILITY CONTACTS


Mr. Alule Deogratius

General Secretary +256714-607511

Mr.Tulinawe Atanance

Field Manager +256752984489

Mr. Murungi Geoffrey

Project Manager +25677557498

Mr. Peniel Rwendeire

Coordinating officer +256774843081

Dr. Aggrey Mukose

Health Coordinator +256772-427800

Dr. Justine Mukose

Health Advisor +256772-489555

Mr. Aguma Aaron

Strategy Advisor +256772825263

Mr. Muhumuza Francis

Executive Director +256774-816066


Below is a list of some of the biblical verses that we lean on daily to make the lives of those infected with HIV in our communities so as to become better and have hope: Matthew 28:18-20; 10:37-39; 5:15-16, Luke 10: 25-37, Matthew 25: 31-46, 2 Corinthians 2:14-17, 1 Peter2:6-10, 1 Peter 3:9, Isaiah 54:2, because of grace we are able to be what we are and live a good life.

Christian Empowerment Africa highly appreciates the contributions and support offered in any way regardless of the size and donor in line with our mission and goal.

Your support will put a smile on some ones face

God bless you