Letsgo Disability Outreach Uganda

05/04/2026

Happy Easter Friends

08/03/2026

Celebrating Women Who Serve and Inspire

Today, as we marked International Women’s Day, our church community came together to celebrate the incredible contributions of women in faith and service.

We are proud to share that two members of LETSGO Disability Outreach Uganda played key roles during today’s service at the Immanuel Church of the Deaf (ICD).

Faridah Nabulya, our General Secretary, served as the preacher of the day, delivering an inspiring message to the congregation.

Kateme Martha, a Member of the Board of Directors, actively participated in the drama ministry, shared her testimony, and joined the worship team in celebrating the day.

Their dedication, faith, and leadership continue to inspire the Deaf community and everyone around them.

We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to the SION Congregation and Free Christian Mission Aid for your continued support. Your partnership empowers our team to volunteer, serve, and share messages of hope and faith with Deaf people and the wider community.

Together, we continue to uplift voices, build inclusion, and transform lives.

08/03/2026

Happy Women's Day

20/02/2026

On Friday, 13th February 2026, LETSGO Disability Outreach Uganda proudly joined Ashraf Ability Center Uganda in Buikwe District for their Open House Day focused on the Sanitary Project for girls with disabilities.

The initiative aims to promote menstrual hygiene, improve affordability and accessibility of sanitary products, and empower Deaf girls and women with disabilities with knowledge and confidence to manage their health with dignity.

As partners in inclusion, LETSGO Disability Outreach Uganda was honored to support mobilization efforts and stand together in advocating for equal access to health information and essential services for persons with disabilities.

Together, we are breaking barriers.
Together, we are promoting dignity.
Together, we are building inclusive communities.

07/02/2026

🤝 PARTNERSHIP IN ACTION 🤝

On 3rd February 2026, LETSGO Disability Outreach Uganda (LETSGO) held a productive partnership meeting at Hand in Hand Uganda / Mukono Municipal SNE Primary School.

Together with Hand in Hand Uganda, school leadership, teachers, caregivers, and members of the Deaf community, we explored ways to collaborate and support children with disabilities, especially Deaf learners.

1. Focus areas included SRHR, menstrual hygiene, sign language, inclusive education, and mental health.
2. Key needs highlighted were communication gaps, limited learning materials, and girls’ wellbeing.

Next Steps

Sharing a programme schedule, drafting an MoU, and beginning activities in menstrual hygiene and sign language support.

Grateful for the shared vision and commitment to building inclusive and sustainable solutions.

Mukono, Central Uganda | 3rd February 2026

22/01/2026

Hey ladies with disabilities.

If you are 18-34, living in Mukono, Kampala, Buikwe, or Wakiso, and want to grow your business, this opportunity is for you.

They are looking for YOU if you have a business or devices. Share your:

- Name
- Business type
- Contact
- Email
- Business location
- Disability

Send to Awori Sylivia via:
WhatsApp: 0761687856
Call/SMS: 0740898668

Hurry, Registration closes Sunday, 25th Jan 2026

24/12/2025

merry Christmas

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our friends, friends of our friends, stakeholders and disability community ❤️

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our friends, friends of our friends, stakeholders and disability community ❤️

15/12/2025

Yesterday, after Sunday services, we had a wonderful opportunity to gather at Cakely Uganda by Asha Batenga. We had a productive meeting where we discussed important topics such as member savings, developing savings guidelines, and sharing 2025 savings plans. We also brainstormed ideas on proposal development, reports, and strategies for the upcoming year.

To wrap up the year, we celebrated our achievements, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed a delightful dinner together. Here's to an amazing year and looking forward to even greater things in 2026.

25/11/2025

🌟 JOSEPHINE NAMUSISI'S SUCCESS STORY: USING ART TO TRANSFORM CLASSROOMS, COMMUNITIES & LIVES 🎨✨

From the vibrant walls of school classrooms to beautifully designed signposts and child-friendly artworks, Josephine Namusisi is redefining what inclusive education looks like, one paintbrush stroke at a time. Josephine is not just a talented artist. She is a Special Needs Teacher, Sign Language user, community leader, and passionate advocate for inclusive learning. Her journey reflects resilience, skill, and an unshakable commitment to ensuring that every child, whether Deaf, hard of hearing, or hearing, can understand, learn, and belong.

Growing up at Mulago School for the Deaf, Josephine experienced firsthand the power of accessible learning environments. Inspired by her own journey, she pursued a Bachelor’s Degree in Art & Design with Education at Kyambogo University, where her passion for inclusive classrooms grew even stronger. Today, her artwork speaks louder than words. 🎨 She paints classrooms with visual guides, child-friendly illustrations, and inclusive designs that help children of all abilities understand and enjoy learning. 🎨 She designs clear, accessible signposts that guide school communities. 🎨 She creates beautiful educational artwork that brightens schools while supporting literacy, numeracy, and visual learning.

Through her artistic talent, Josephine has built a sustainable livelihood, providing for her family and ensuring her children have the needs and opportunities they deserve. Her work has become both a source of income and a tool for social impact. Beyond her artistry, Josephine serves in several leadership and community roles, including:
✔️ Board Member – LETSGO Disability Outreach Uganda
✔️ Secretary – Wakiso Hard of Hearing Association (WAHOH)
✔️ Special Needs Teacher – Sembabule C/U Primary School
✔️ Advocate for inclusive education, Deaf empowerment, and disability rights
✔️ Mentor and role model for young Deaf girls and boys across Uganda

Her life reminds us that when talent meets purpose, communities thrive. Josephine’s story is more than a personal achievement, it is a testament to what Deaf individuals can accomplish when given the right support, recognition, and platforms to shine. Today, we celebrate her courage, creativity, and contribution to inclusive education in Uganda. We are proud of you, Josephine. Keep inspiring. Keep painting brighter futures. 🌟🎨🤟

24/11/2025

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16/11/2025