His most recent role was as the Program Secretary and Treasurer of Mentor Volunteers Uganda (known as CCALP-Uganda) a non-profitable children support organization in Uganda since 2007.
His passion for disadvantaged children led him to initiate Pearl Child Project-Uganda a non-profitable children support organization. Job Samuel first served San pack Impex Company ltd (SICL) in the Finance Department and as assistant Operations Manager from 2001 to 2006 he holds a certificate and diploma in social work and social administration (SWASA)
His leadership team has been credited for initiating a children's support organization that is effective in caring and supporting abandoned, orphaned and vulnerable children In Uganda. Job Samuel has been an avid supporter of needy children and out-reaches program in local communities and this has led to the advancement of mentor volunteers Uganda (CCALP Uganda)
Mukasa Job Samuel is now the Executive Director and responsible for Pearl Child Care Project-Uganda and other Project venues.
He also coordinates the Project Volunteer Partners and donor development for Pearl Child Care Project-Uganda (Uganda Education Project) and serves on the Board of Directors for Extreme college secondary school and Nansana community primary school.
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Musinguzi Johnson: Assistant Executive Director.
Mr. Musinguzi Johnson is Assistant Executive Director of Pearl Child Care Project- Uganda. For the past 6 years he had a strong concern for orphans and vulnerable children in those communities affected by HIV/AIDS. His desire for disadvantaged children led him to combine with his friends to initiate Pearl Child Project-Uganda a non-profitable children support organization.
He has worked with several institutions like Makerere University where he worked as a Part time clerical worker from May 2 002 to December 2004 in the finance department. I worked for world food program Gulu office from September 2005 to November 2005. Further still I worked for Uganda chartered health net, an organization located in college of health science Makerere University as a research officer from Octobe r 2006 to November 2006 and also from February 2007 to March 2007.
He also worked with infectious disease research collaboration from May 2008 to August 2009 as a research assistant. He holds a bachelors degree in Social Sciences from Makerere University and also has attended trainings in counseling, reproductive health, and Behavior change and communication from Reproductive health Uganda.
Mr. Musinguzi Johnson is the Assistant Director of pearl child care project-Uganda and is in charge of designing plans for the organization and looking for donors or sponsors to help supporting the orphans, Vulnerab le, and the abandoned children in the organization.
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Titus Kyebalaba. Financial controller (Treasurer)
Kyebalaba Titus is the Executive financial controller for pearl child care project Uganda. Titus was brought up as an orphan by mission for all (MFA) for the Anglican church of Uganda.
After his studies he served with mission for all as a volunteer for one year and six months in the cashier’s office and as well assistant welfare officer in charge of children supported by the (MFA)
Currently Titus is employed and working with field operations in the National water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) “Kampala water”
The support and care that was given to him by (MFA) inspired him to partially volunteer/work and help in the financial management with pearl child care project Uganda on the ground to ensure a high degree of accountability, transparency and sustainability of the project.
Volunteer Coordinator: Lydia Nasolo
Teachers
Partners: Mentor Volunteers Uganda
Volunteers
Patrons
Fundraiser(s)
We cherish every fundraiser, patron and representative country offices that supports the many orphans, abandoned, and vulnerable children and disadvantaged children in Uganda under the care of Pearl Child Care Project-Uganda (Uganda Education Project).
You are invaluable to us.
If you would like to form a fund-raising partnership with us to raise support for empowering disadvantaged children. Visit Pearl Child Care Project-Uganda (Uganda Education Project Team) or other projects, Please contact us at: fundraising@pearl
we will be happy to supply you with additional tools to assist you with your fund-raising endeavours. Pearl Child Care Project is positioned to help transform the lives of the orphaned children and vulnerable children, abandoned and disadvantaged ones.
Representative Country Offices:
To facilitate the support of international partnerships, Pearl Child Care Project-Uganda seek to establish several representative country offices around the globe, i.e. Canada, USA, Australasia, UK, Scandinavia, Hong Kong and more… Each country office is regulated by a specific Board of Directors.
The country specific Boards are the overall policy and a regulatory organ of pearl child care Project (Uganda Education Project) in each country and ensure good practice at all levels.
Representative Involvement
Assist the pearl child care project to fund-raise for the development with infrastructure and land expansion for building development of community primary and a secondary school for disadvantaged children Pearl child care Project-Uganda propose to work on a new projects to further assist (Uganda education) project build a component primary school and a secondary school projects
Patron(s)
Pearl child care project-Uganda “Uganda education project” Seek patron(s) the non-Executive member(s) who shall be a respected person(s) with proven integrity and dignity preferably by the Executive Committee .
Patron(s) shall provide some Technical assistance, guidance to the organization, the executive committee and the communities involved. Patron(s) shall also promote the organization to the outside world /community and solicit for well wishers, donations, grants and gifts or anything for the purposes of fulfilling the objectives of the organization for “Uganda Education project for disadvantaged children”
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