BUIKWE DISABLED AND VULNERABLE EMPOWERMENT ASSOCIATION
BUDIVEA was started in 2016 by Ms. Kamuwanda Betty with the of developing her capacity in supporting Vulnerable persons after her suffering as a young lady with disabilities in her child hood.
To identify and assess the neediest person, Older persons, children and youth with disabilities. To make home visits to guide and counsel the parents about disability management.
To have a society that values persons with disabilities, Older persons and promotes their rights.
To empower persons with various disabilities, other needy. persons and their families with knowledge and skills so as to live a happy and meaningful life
BUDIVEA is currently implementing a project on raising awareness and advocating for inclusive policies to diminish the increased isolation of individuals with disabilities during COVID-19.
“It was officially first registered in 2018 and renewed in 2020. In February, 2021, BUDIVEA officially opened up their offices with a delegation of over seventy persons with disability especially women with disabilities, chairpersons of disability committees on parish level from the six parishes in Nyenga division. ”
CEO
“It was officially first registered in 2018 and renewed in 2020. In February, 2021, BUDIVEA officially opened up their offices with a delegation of over seventy persons with disability especially women with disabilities, chairpersons of disability committees on parish level from the six parishes in Nyenga division. ”
CEO
“It was officially first registered in 2018 and renewed in 2020. In February, 2021, BUDIVEA officially opened up their offices with a delegation of over seventy persons with disability especially women with disabilities, chairpersons of disability committees on parish level from the six parishes in Nyenga division. ”
CEO
BUDIVEA conducted a training among the service providers like the police, local council leaders, PWDs councilors on how to handle case of violence of women with disabilities and other vulnerable persons with disabilities and also how to refer them to get more services.
The Community Development Officer addressing participants.