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Current Organization:

Foundation for Development of Needy Communities (FDNC)

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Mbale, Uganda

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About Samuel:	Born in Uganda, I have a BA in Social Sciences, and a Masters Degree in Organizational Leadership and Management. I founded Foundation for Development of Needy Communities (FDNC) and have extensive experience in sustainable development work at the grassroots level, particularly dealing with young people and micro-enterprise development. I engage in awakening people’s latent energies through Empowerment for sustainability, facilitating demand driven community projects.<br /> <br /> I founded FDNC in 1996 to promote the productivity, inovativeness and self-reliance of disadvantaged people, primarily youth, women, orphans and vulnerable children, and people affected by HIV/AIDS. FDNC’s programs include: Vocational Skills Training; Youth Band/Dance Troupe; Paralegal Services, Community-Based Health Education and Development; Institution Building and a Special Needs Education Unit. Please visit FDNC’s website at: www.fdncuganda.org
Networks:	Mbale, Uganda
Current Organisation:	Foundation for Development of Needy Communities (FDNC)
What kind of positive change do you want to create in the world over the next 12 months?:	I truly feel excited as I continue sharing about the progress that the Ugandan based Foundation for Development of Needy Communities (FDNC) continue to make despite the limited resources and means with which we continue working. FDNC embarked on the Center for Arts/Music and Sustainable Development. I wanted to share with you some updates among various programs what FDNC is embarked on to set up a Center that will serve various poor people and community based organizations and the people that serve the under served people. If you would like to read more about this, please visit: http://fdncuganda.org/prog rams_building_sustainability.h tml I have full confidence that with the completion of this facility, it will be a great step in fulfilling FDNC vision of healthy and sustainable communities liberated from poverty and thriving with self reliant individuals who have improved education,skills and livelihoods. I want to use this forum to welcome any ideas and suggestions that could lead to this vision come to reality.