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