UGANDA

MBS CERTIFICATES: 47

SUCCESS AMBASSADORS: 2

(as of March 2021)

Success Ambassadors

Ruth Kyeyune
esiuganda@gmail.com

Impact of the MBS Course in Uganda

Participants are asked to complete a self-assessment before and after taking the MBS course. The following report demonstrates the impact of the MBS course based on the results of the evaluations in Uganda.

Agree/Disagree | Before/After

I have my own business. | 100% / 100%

I have a plan to improve my personal life. | 100% / 100%

I serve in my community. | 100% / 100%

I save money regularly. | 100% / 100%

My family spends less than we earn. | 0% / 100%

My family can afford the basic necessities of life. | 100% / 100%

I keep business records. | 100%/ 100%

My business has improved because of the MBS course. | 0% / 100%

My income has increased because of the MBS course. | 0% / 100%

Uganda Success Stories

Long Sought Success

Uganda. Margaret Nelson is a retired RN from Washington State. Throughout her career she gained experience in clinical and community health, working with refugees and low-income populations. These experiences prepared her to move to Africa after her retirement, where she served on short-term mission trips and worked in local health clinics. She decided she wanted to do more so she settled down in a small village in Uganda, started building herself a house and developing plans to make a difference in the lives of the people she was getting to know. She worked with a few different NGOs, including a few that she started on her own, but never found the success she was seeking.

Chickens in Uganda

Uganda. Ruth is an example of the success that can come from applying the principles of the MBS program, no matter where you are in the world. She has seen the 6P’s of business improve and grow her chicken business in many ways. Like all entrepreneurs, she started small, but now her business regularly houses over 2000 chickens and is constantly growing. Ruth shared with us how two specific principles she learned from the MBS program have helped her improve her business.

Engage Now Africa!, THRIVEGulu, and Our Trip to Uganda

Uganda. ENGAGE NOW AFRICA! THRIVEGULU AND INTERWEAVE IN UGANDA

Co-founder of Interweave, Lynn Curtis, recently went on a trip of a lifetime to Uganda.
There were so many amazing things that happened during the trip, but here are some of the highlights.

Engage Now Africa

Uganda. 10–Year Partnership. Since 2008, Interweave has partnered with Engage Now Africa to end poverty. We worked with them in previous years in the greater Accra area to advance self-reliance for hundreds of unemployed families. Participants excelled at micro-businesses while also improving their homes and communities.