
Team Leader @Twezuulef & @DivineDetergent |Disability Inclusion Advocate| Economic Empowerment Coach| Entrepreneur| @OneYoungWorld Ambassador and a Rotarian
Kampala, Uganda
Joined December 2017
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How I Became A person With A disability♿️
📌I was born like any other normal child but at the age of 2 years when i was taken for immunization the doctor used an expired vaccine and he injected it into me.
📌I started feeling pain and i couldn’t walk my left leg became stagnant with growth as my right leg was growing normally, we went to Mulago Hospital for 6months plus as the doctors were trying to balance the two legs 🦵
📌But it was all in vein, we went back home but i had started crawling that’s when my daddy introduced me to using a stick to walk because i had to go school.
📌I went to Nursery,Primary,Secondary,Institute and University on my stick my daddy introduced me too till now.
📌After university Covid-19 came and since the mode of the day was about hygiene that is when i learnt how to make Liquid Soap along the way i got some challenges and thought about looking for a job in IT because that is the cause i did at campus(digital marketing) Mr @deejahn was/is mentoring in digital.
📌I applied somewhere and everything went on well but when the Human Resource got to know she was going to employ a person with a disability everything ended there, I was disappointed and asked myself why did i go to school even,
📌By then madam @fsnakazibwe was my customer i shared with her and she advised me to better stick to my business and glow it because the employment world think persons with disabilities can’t execute to the level of their companies.
📌From my conversation with her i started thinking about my fellow youth with disabilities who need helpers full time if they can’t employ me who can juggle around with out a help,for-example (those with visual impairment,hearing and some who use wheelchairs)
📌That is when i started thinking about young boys and girls with disabilities who are at the university who think that after campus we will get jobs if the employment space still has this negative attitude towards persons with disabilities.
📌I started sharing my empowerment skills with my fellow persons with disabilities and the community that believes in us and am proud that now am the Executive Director of a youth and disability led organization known as @TwezuuleF
#DisabilityPrideMonth
#Twezuule
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Did you know that when droughts hit Karamoja,floods and landslides wash through Kasese and Bududa, persons with disabilities in these areas face not only physical challenges but also emotional stress and anxiety? What if #MentalHealthCare became part of every climate action plan?
On Saturday, students with disabilities at Kyambogo University participated in a dialogue supported by @GayoUganda and @TwezuuleF to explore how climate change affects them differently, its impact on their mental health, and the challenges they face in its aftermath.
We listened to students share what they understand about climate change, how it has affected their lives, and the solutions they believe can make a difference.
Their experiences reminded us that persons with disabilities must not only be included in climate discussions but also have their voices heard in designing solutions.
Climate action must be inclusive, accessible and responsive to everyone’s mental well-being.
When we listen to persons with disabilities, we create climate solutions that leave no one behind.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
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They were told there was no money.
Their response: “We are not asking for a new building. We are asking for a door that closes.”
Sometimes, dignity depends on practical details: privacy, a working lock, a tap or a bin.
The question is not only what resources are missing, but what can be done with the resources already available.
Did you know that when droughts hit Karamoja,floods and landslides wash through Kasese and Bududa, persons with disabilities in these areas face not only physical challenges but also emotional stress and anxiety? What if #MentalHealthCare became part of every climate action plan?
On Saturday, students with disabilities at Kyambogo University participated in a dialogue supported by @GayoUganda and @TwezuuleF to explore how climate change affects them differently, its impact on their mental health, and the challenges they face in its aftermath.
We listened to students share what they understand about climate change, how it has affected their lives, and the solutions they believe can make a difference.
Their experiences reminded us that persons with disabilities must not only be included in climate discussions but also have their voices heard in designing solutions.
Climate action must be inclusive, accessible and responsive to everyone’s mental well-being.
When we listen to persons with disabilities, we create climate solutions that leave no one behind.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
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What drives progress from a drawing board to reality? Vision, expertise, and the right building materials! Hima PowerPlus Cement is designed for high strength concrete in ambitious construction projects that help shape communities and transform skylines. Hima PowerPlus Cement. Powering progress, one project at a time. #HimaCement @HimaCement #PowerPlus
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Mulembe, our people in Mbale! 🇺🇬
Through the #WhenYouthLead program, in partnership with @CHOICEforYouth, today we’re strengthening health workers and community stakeholders to deliver quality, accessible and youth-friendly health services.
#ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN
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May this week be lighter, happier and more rewarding than the last one. Wishing you all a beautiful week ahead.
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Replying to @TwezuuleF @GayoUganda @cehurduganda @SRHRAllianceUg @BugembeNelson @Kyambogo_FSNR @DouglasLwangaUg @LindaEvelyn_N @LftWUG @UncleDricAdoni @UDADUganda
That is such a healthy picture — when anxiety hits, finding comfort in gospel music, sharing with friends, and seeking real support. Healing really does begin with healthy ways to cope. Which has helped you most on a hard day, the music or the conversations?
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Building climate resilience through skills!
Our team leader, @BugembeNelson, trained students with disabilities in liquid soap-making, opening pathways to self-reliance and sustainable livelihoods.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
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Liquid soap-making gives young people with disabilities practical skills to create sustainable livelihoods, strengthen self-reliance, and build economic resilience.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
Building climate resilience through skills!
Our team leader, @BugembeNelson, trained students with disabilities in liquid soap-making, opening pathways to self-reliance and sustainable livelihoods.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
Disability-Isnt-Inability retweeted
Responding to anxiety begins with speaking up, seeking support, embracing healthy coping strategies and finding strength in community.
Every young person with disability deserves a safe space to heal and thrive.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
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A moment of connection, learning and collective action.
Together, we are championing climate resilience, mental wellbeing and inclusive livelihood opportunities for young persons with disabilities.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
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At Kyambogo University, Zen Guardians Café bring together young people with disabilities to tackle eco-anxiety, build climate resilience, and develop skills for sustainable livelihoods.
#InclusiveClimateSharing
#TwezuuleFoundation
#ZenGuardiansCafe
Disability-Isnt-Inability retweeted
We are engaging students with disabilities at Kyambogo University in a dialogue on climate change, resilience and inclusion, ensuring their voices shape climate solutions that leave no one behind.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
At Kyambogo University, Zen Guardians Café bring together young people with disabilities to tackle eco-anxiety, build climate resilience, and develop skills for sustainable livelihoods.
#InclusiveClimateSharing
#TwezuuleFoundation
#ZenGuardiansCafe
Disability-Isnt-Inability retweeted
Students with disabilities are sharing their lived experiences of climate change and its impact on their lives.
Their voices must shape inclusive climate action. No one should be left behind.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
Disability-Isnt-Inability retweeted
By amplifying the experiences of students with disabilities, we can spotlight how climate change affects their lives, inform inclusive solutions and ensure their voices are heard in climate action.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
Disability-Isnt-Inability retweeted
Climate change affects the environment and mental wellbeing.
Inclusive climate action must address young people with disabilities’ unique challenges, protect their well-being, and ensure their voices are heard.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
Disability-Isnt-Inability retweeted
In our next session, young people with disabilities will share how they cope with climate-related anxiety and distress. Safe spaces for honest conversations nurture mental well-being, hope, and resilience.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe
Disability-Isnt-Inability retweeted
When anxiety hits, I find comfort in gospel music, sharing with friends, seeking professional support, playing soccer and reflecting on solutions.
Healing begins when we find healthy ways to cope.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #ZenGuardiansCafe #TwezuuleFoundation
In our next session, young people with disabilities will share how they cope with climate-related anxiety and distress. Safe spaces for honest conversations nurture mental well-being, hope, and resilience.
#InclusiveClimateSharing #TwezuuleFoundation #ZenGuardiansCafe

























































