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Children playing with water at the borehole rehabilitated by Amref in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.

A traditional Birth Attendant scrutinizing the training booklet during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Uganda.

A trainer handing out training booklets to Traditional Birth Attendants before training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Karamoja, uganda.

A girl pumping clean water into her jerrycan at one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng Project in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.

Ayupo Elizabeth, an enrolled midwife at Olwal Health Centre II cleaning midwifery forceps at the solar powered water source installed by Amref in the labour suite at the facility.

Anena Beatrice, a VHT Coordinator of Alego Pac Village photographed at one of the community member’s homestead during her routine visit to the community homesteads assigned to her in Alego Pac village, Amuru District, Uganda.

A community health worker attending to a mother and child during the Intergrated community outreach under the Total Health Project in Okalu cwan village, Amuru District, Uganda.

Philomena, a midwife at Loputuk Health Centre III participating during a training on management of Postpertum Hemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Karamoja, Uganda.

A traditional Birth Attendant raising up her hand to ask a question during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Uganda.

Aciro Alice, the chaiperson of the Water source committee washing utensils using the clean water from the borehole rehabilitated by Amref at her home in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.

Traditional Birth Attendants scrutinize training booklets during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Uganda.

Oroma Catherine, the Chairperson of the Hand Pump Mechanics Association of Lamogi Sub-County carrying out routine maintenance on one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng project in Amuru District, Uganda.

Mothers and children waiting to be served during an intergrated community outreach under the Amref Total Health Project in Okalu cwan village, Amuru District, Uganda.

Traditional Birth Attendants scrutinizing training booklets during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Nakiloro Health Centre II, Moroto District, Uganda.

A group of VHT’s and Traditional Birth Attendants photographed after training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Rupa Health Centre II, Moroto District, Karamoja, Uganda.

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About me

Am a skilled humanitarian and documentary photographer and film maker located in kampala Uganda and am skilled in story telling
through visual media with photography and video .
My vision is to empower people through showing reality in my work and i have opportunity to work
for local and international organizations in both Uganda, other countries in Africa and others in the United
Kingdom.

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Children playing with water at the borehole rehabilitated by Amref in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.

TBAs AND VHTS TRAINNING (21)

A traditional Birth Attendant scrutinizing the training booklet during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Uganda.

TBAs AND VHTS TRAINNING (8)

A trainer handing out training booklets to Traditional Birth Attendants before training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Karamoja, uganda.

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A girl pumping clean water into her jerrycan at one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng Project in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.

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Ayupo Elizabeth, an enrolled midwife at Olwal Health Centre II cleaning midwifery forceps at the solar powered water source installed by Amref in the labour suite at the facility.

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Anena Beatrice, a VHT Coordinator of Alego Pac Village photographed at one of the community member’s homestead during her routine visit to the community homesteads assigned to her in Alego Pac village, Amuru District, Uganda.

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A girl pumping clean water into her jerrycan at one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng Project in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.

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A community health worker attending to a mother and child during the Intergrated community outreach under the Total Health Project in Okalu cwan village, Amuru District, Uganda.

PPH PHOTOS DAY ONE (21)

Philomena, a midwife at Loputuk Health Centre III participating during a training on management of Postpertum Hemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Karamoja, Uganda.

TBAs AND VHTS TRAINNING (11)

A traditional Birth Attendant raising up her hand to ask a question during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Uganda.

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Aciro Alice, the chaiperson of the Water source committee washing utensils using the clean water from the borehole rehabilitated by Amref at her home in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.

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Traditional Birth Attendants scrutinize training booklets during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Uganda.

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Oroma Catherine, the Chairperson of the Hand Pump Mechanics Association of Lamogi Sub-County carrying out routine maintenance on one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng project in Amuru District, Uganda.

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Mothers and children waiting to be served during an intergrated community outreach under the Amref Total Health Project in Okalu cwan village, Amuru District, Uganda.

TBA TRAINING AT RUPA (14)

Traditional Birth Attendants scrutinizing training booklets during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Nakiloro Health Centre II, Moroto District, Uganda.

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A group of VHT’s and Traditional Birth Attendants photographed after training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Rupa Health Centre II, Moroto District, Karamoja, Uganda.

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About me