Manuela Adubango, a 48-year-old refugee from the Democratic Republic of…
Author: The UVP Team
Bewitched No More!
Juliet, a friendly 25-year-old woman, is the fifth child in…
A Tale of Resilience and Hope
Betty is a 36-year-old woman from Nawansega Village. She is…
Sanitation is for Everyone
Zatiuna is a vibrant 70-year-old shopkeeper and a social woman.…
Breaking the Curse
Elina is 36 years old, and a mother of four…
The End of Her Tears
Resty's story is shared with her consent. Like so many…
Brick by Brick
Yassin, from a village called Namunkanaga 1, discusses his family’s journey to adopt healthy behaviors, including good sanitation and hygiene practices.
Reflections from Former Intern and Current Board Member Stephanie
When I first found UVP from a Google search in 2010, I was exceptionally excited. After months of searching, I had found exactly the right organization for my undergraduate required overseas summer internship…
Six Months Felt Like Six Years
To Efrance, six months with a fistula felt like six years; because of her condition, Efrance felt shamed by her husband and community, and stopped going to church and other public functions. Desperate for help and support, Efrance decided to visit her church pastor for counseling, where she learned about UVP and its no-cost Fistula Repair Camps.
A Pilot Program Takes to the Skies
At St. Margaret Secondary School in Nabitende, students have been…