Doreen, teacher of group 2

My name is Ekyakunzire Doreen. I am a female Ugandan aged 23 yrs born in 1994 from a place called Rubaya Sub-county, Mugandu Parish, Kacerere Village, Kabale District in Ndorwa County. I am happy to be born in the place mentioned above b'se it has already helped me to grow very well with many experiences which have led me to be the way I am. And that will also help me to be better in future.

Ekyakunzire Doreen

I have all parents. My Father is Mr. Kamari Enock and my mother is Musinguzi Win. All of them have brought me to be grown up from birth up to now. They have given me a chance of taking my studies within the way they are b'se we are not in good living but not as far as not to servive our selves, b'se they have offered themselves in trying to pay for myself from primary level up to institution level as follows:

I started my primary level in 2000 & 2008 I finished it. Then 2009 I joined secondary & in 2012 I was finished secondary level while doing very well on that all levels but I remained at home for 2 yrs from 2012-2014 due to lack of school fees to continue my studies and I was at home while doing other activities e.g. household activities like cooking, washing both utensils & washing clothes, cleaning and doing income generating activities being helped wiz my parents like gardening activities, clotcheting, weaving mats, baskets & others.
Then in 2015 I got a plan to join the Nursery institution together with my parents b'se we have already got money from those activities. Then 2015 I joinded Kigezi Early Childhood Education Institute Kabale for 2yrs in-service programme up to 2016 i.e. I have finished my certificate in Nursery teaching.

Doreen teacher at PROUD UG

In 2017 I started to look far a job to do and I thank almighty God b'se He answered my prayers & I have got it on PROUD UG, Kekubo Village Kabale District. Per now I am working and PROUD UG is a very good project in looking after mentally retarded children. May be when it changes but per now it is a good project in both children and workers plus the neighbourhoods.

Written by Ekyakunzire Doreen