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"Patrick Woodyard and Kip Wright would like to thank you for facilitating one of the most enlightening, challenging, and memorable journeys of our lives. We would like to say that we could not be any more impressed by you men. We have praised your names and your organization at home already through emails, yet when we return, we will let the whole country know how spectacular the Friends In Need Integrated Development Project really is" Read more...
"It was very inspiring to read your reports and see the type of work that your organisation does. I wish you lots of luck for the future. I hope that your organisation grows and keeps on its amazing progress" (Sha'ista Goga, RSSAF Grants Officer).
"I have been impressed by FINIDP's professionalism, their accountability, and especially their passion for helping the people of Mukono. FINIDP's integrated, bottom-up approach to development enables them to be sensitive to the needs of the community while providing holistic support to families and communities in need. (Michael Lamb, Rhodes Scholar & Summer Volunteer, Oxford University).
"I have seen and participated in FINIDP's projects and in my view the team is very focused and determined to make a change in the lives of Mukono people. The organisation is credible and certainly RTC would want to partner with credible organisation like this one". (James Kizza, Country Director Reach the Children Uganda).
"The HIV/AIDS sensitisation seminars by FINIDP have assisted us raise the awareness among our children and this is a rare opportunity because most parents find sex related issues hard to talk with their children". (Ali Bikuule, Deputy Principal, Kazinga Islamic Institute).
"FINIDP are timely and very relevant for our rural communities that are rarely reached by such community development programs". (Community Development Worker, Nama sub-county)
"The founders of FINIDP are visionary because their programs are well integrated so chances that their interventions will cause a fundamental change are high. God bless them all". (Patrick Mugerwa, FINIDP Wellwisher).
"I would like to appreciate the efforts of FINIDP in making our students aware of the dangers of HIV/AIDS at their critical age". (Headmaster, Nakifuma High Secondary school)
"The training workshop by FINIDP has made us aware of the importance of maintaining home hygiene". The prevalence of opportunistic diseases such as cholera has even reduced". (Mrs. Saleh, Chairperson Nama Women Group)
"We didn't know the reasons why our small-scale businesses are not growing, but with the advice from FINIDP, we think the sky are the limit". (Mr. Kalema, the Chairperson, Kisenyi Zone People with Disabilities)
"Our main target groups in health programs are children, the most vulnerable group and mothers as we believe that health is made at home where mothers bare most of the burden of looking after the sick". (Dr. Umaru Ssekabira, FINIDP Co-ordinator of Health Projects).
"I have been impressed by FINIDP's professionalism, their accountability, and especially their passion for helping the people of Mukono. FINIDP's integrated, bottom-up approach to development enables them to be sensitive to the needs of the community while providing holistic support to families and communities in need". (Michael Lamb, Rhodes Scholar & Summer Volunteer, Oxford University).
"Looking at the works of peer educators and the children of Nakifuma Church of Uganda today, it is hard to imagine the reproductive health problems upper primary kids went through in previous years". (Mr. Balikowa, Patron Peer education group).
"Collaborative health initiatives from non governmental organisations such as FINIDP have reduced the burden on AIDS affected communities". (Dr. Konde Bruno, Deputy District Director of Health services, Mukono district).
"True to the name of this organization, Friends in Need Integrated Development Project (FINIDP), their programmes targets vulnerable groups; it is our prayer that FINIDP's HIV/AIDS awareness programmes will spread not only from school-to-school, but from person to person, district to district, across the country". (Sam Kaziga, Ag. Resident District Commissioner, Mukono). |
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