Trust Committee
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It On Trust Uganda has the most amazing team; We work with a committed group
of individuals each with a unique skill set that they are always willing
to share with children, youth and young women affected by early marriage.
We do all we can to give children a proper education through fundraising school fees and scholastic items to keep them in school and out of early marriage. |
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Hellen Ziribagwa is an Ashoka American Express Emerging Innovator Fellow 2015; Women Entrepreneurship Promotion Fellow 2015; Social Entrepreneurs Transforming Africa Fellow 2015 and Facilitating Multi-Stakeholder Processes and Social Learning Fellow, Netherlands 2014. A mentor, Youth trainer for the past 5 years with the National Youth Empowerment Network and CEDA International promoting Entrepreneurship and Personal Development among young girls in Uganda. She is Team Leader Pass It On Trust Uganda and has impacted over 400 young girls through skills training in Personal Development and ICT. |
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Andrew Apedel is a co-founder, youth trainer and Mentor with Pass It On Trust Uganda; For 5 years Andrew has used his skills in Information Technology and Personal Development to inspire youth to learn and share these skills with their peers. Andrew’s main Tasks are: To Identify, prepare and deliver training tools and information in Personal Development used to empower young girls, women and youth against early marriage; To prepare materials necessary for training youth in Peer Education and collaborate with other organizations to carryout sensitization against early marriage and deliver other skills trainings in ICT and Entrepreneurship.? |
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Jean Inness is from United Kingdom, a senior Local Government Officer in the UK. She has an Honours Degree in History from the University of Edinburgh and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Librarianship from the University of Strathclyde. She is in charge of the Libraries and Museums section at South Ayrshire Council and as such has a wide experience of management, personnel and budgets. She has a strong interest in giving children the best start in life having been a Leader with the Guide Movement and also a supporter of both Pusong Pinoy in the Philippines and Greenfields Africa in Kenya. |
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Douglas Inness is a retired teacher having been Head of the English Department for over 20 years, teaching English, Enterprise, Media Studies, Photography and Video editing. He has enjoyed working with Pusong Pinoy (Heart of a Filipino) for 5 years an NGO that’s promotes children’s literacy in the Philippines and doubles as the Communications & Education Officer at Pass it on Trust Uganda. As a teacher, he fully appreciates the importance of a good education for all children, regardless of wealth or ability. It is essential that all children should have equal access to a sound education. The future prosperity of a country depends on the investment made by the current generation in their children. Education is the best investment that any society can give its people. |
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Gavin Watson Kimuli is a volunteer and the youngest on the team at 16 years. He is in Senior four at St Mary's College Kisubi. He is very brilliant young man who coordinates and manages the Soap making project with National Youth Empowerment Network where they recycle the used soap which is finally given to the community in Bulondo. He is passionate about health issues and one day he hopes to become a doctor. He empowers and mentors his fellow students at St Mary's college Kisubi and other colleges. |
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