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<p>HASNN field operations are operated and ran by educated and competent members of the local community in Namatala. This extends from professional counsellors, HR officers, and school principles. These individuals are well acquainted with the community as they have lived here for a large part of their lives. As such, our projects are designed to be culturally and communally appropriate during execution. </p>
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<p>“I was not born in Namatala, but I have been living here for over 10 years. I am a teacher by profession, and also have a bachelor's degree in organic agriculture. Due to my strong passion in agriculture, I taught agriculture for over 9 years. I also served as a school principal for 2 years. I have been part of HASNN since it was founded in 2012. I have a large passion and love for my community, and most especially the vulnerable members whom we serve. My passion is to see every single infected person in Namatala being given they support they need.”</p>
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<p>“I’ve lived in Namatala for over 20 years. I am a counsellor by profession, with a bachelor's degree in Social Work. I have been with HASNN for 5 years now. I lost my father as a young child, and was living with my other. As such, I have witnessed the difficulty that single mothers serve in order to raise their children. With most of our clients being single women, I wanted to be part of the movement that helps support these individuals. My goal is to see joy return to families destroyed by HIV.”</p>
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<p><strong>Adong Suzan</strong></p>
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<p> "I do not live in Namatala, but I have been serving this community for 6 years. I am a counsellor by profession, with a bachelor's degree in Social Work. I have a deep desire to serve these single mothers, who have very many challenges and struggle to maintain their families. I want these mothers to be socioeconomically independent, and be empowered to sustain themselves and their families.”</p>
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<p><strong>Awati Martha</strong></p>
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<p>“I have been living in Namatala for 10 years. I am a counsellor with HASNN, and also a student working towards a Bachelors in Human Resources. I have a strong passion for serving our community, especially the HIV infected and affected members. My passion stems from my desire to see a stigma-free HIV community that has established a togather-ness regardless of HIV status. The entire community suffers economically, we do not need additional barriers that separate us.”</p>
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