Mugume Mike, who has received support from Ensi Women since 2013 thanks to a sponsor from The Netherlands, has gained admission to follow a nursing course at Virika Nursing School.  His goal is to continue with a degree in Medicine after his nursing studies.

Night Grace, who has been supported by Ensi Women since 2013, graduated in May 2023 from Mbarara University of Science and Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy.  Since completing her studies, she has worked with Kabarole hospital as she looks for a longer term position.  Night Grace received generous support from a sponsor in Germany.

Ensi Women has started a Sunday dance club for young children in collaboration with Koi Koi Village Cultural Hotel.  Local youth teach the children to dance. The kids show off their new dance moves at Koi Koi’s weekly music and dance show.

Ensi Women has launched a WhatsApp group to facilitate communication between Ensi Women, sponsored students, their parents and head teachers.  The group received a warm welcome and is being used to share useful resources including scholarship opportunities.

Kirungi Alvin, who was supported by Ensi Women and graduated with a first class degree in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering in 2022, is giving back by sponsoring two primary school students.  The two lucky students are Asasire Marvin and Kanweri Williams, who are in Kitumba Primary School.  Kirungi received support from a sponsor in The Netherlands.

Murungi Anthony is a mentor to several Ensi-supported primary school children.  Murungi graduated with a diploma in Clinical Medicine with support from Ensi Women thanks to support from a Ugandan sponsor.  Now a Clinical Officer, he donates stationery to the children he mentors.

Thanks to a new sponsor from Uganda, Tusiime Hamidu is now receiving support from Ensi Women. Hamidu goes to Mpanga Senior Secondary School.  He earns his pocket money by working on building sites and making clay stoves at week-ends.