# APPA DELTA 2010 INITIATIVE

ABOUT US

Appa Delta 2010 Initiative  is an indigenous Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) registered with the National Bureau for Non-Governmental Organizations in Uganda in 2018, whose scope is to operate country wide. 

Mission

To empower communities across Uganda through integrated, community -driven programs in health, reproductive rights, HIV/AIDS response, environmental conservation through research for sustainable development.

Vision

A healthy, skilled, and empowered Ugandan society living in harmony with a protected and sustainable environment.

Objectives

  1. Promote awareness and management of risks associated with HIV/AIDS, TB, Hepatitis B, Malaria, Covid, Ebola.
  2. Create awareness on community and occupational Health and Safety.
  3. Promote awareness and sensitization on safe guards’ risks like Gender based violence and violence against children.
  4. To promote training communities in livelihood improvement activities
  5. To enhance the competitiveness and productivity of the youth and women's enterprises through skills development trainings.
  6. Research and data collection Including social research, market research, consumer research, data analysis and strategic consulting among others.
  7. General Merchandise, Trade and general supplies to ministry, departments or any agency

OUR Main Services

  1. Provision of awareness creation and management of HIV/AIDS, Malaria, Tuberculosis and Occupational Health and Safety.    
  2. We also provide community services in: Gender mainstreaming, Gender-Based Violence, Child Protection and other Safeguard Risks.

STRATEGIC GOALS

Our Team

Tumwiine Benard

Chairman/C.E.O

Agaba Isaac

Procurement Personnel and Projects coordinator

Hannah Muzze

Social Development Specialist

Gilbert Amanya Zimbe

Environmental Specialist

Moses Mukundane

Team Leader/ Public Health Expert

Asinguza Elizabeth

Occupational and Health safety Personnel

Gumisiriza Jackson

Nurse

Nansubuga Ritah

Gender/VAC/ Child protection Personnel

Anita Nairuba Kibalya

Sociologist

Onyanga Ronald Stephen

Clinical officer

Opio Morris

Sociologist