OUR TEAM - AFRICA
Sheillah Ainembabazi,
Coordinator of Ugandan Causes
Sheilla was born in Sheema District of Uganda and raised in Kampala Central Region. She
attended the Kitante Primary and Buganda Road Primary Schools. Her education continued at Nabisunsa Girls School and Makarere Business School where she received a diploma in Business Management. Being a native of Uganda, Sheillah has a keen perception of the needs of the Ugandan people. She is actively involved in child care and cares for several aged adults. She is knowledgeable of the needs of orphaned children and the elderly and renders psychosocial support, monitors growth and development, food security and health. She actively networks with the local police personnel and child care services planning educational programs and research.
Givenet.org is privileged to have Sheillah on our team. She processes cause submissions from individuals and organizations throughout Uganda and will coordinate our support and progress reports.


Rev. David Okello Amuca
Rev. Amuca is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Barr Christian Vocational Center in the Lira District of Northern Uganda. He was born in the Village of Ayria in the same district. He is married with 5 children.
David received a Certificate in Theology from Gulu Theological College and a Certificate of Recognition from the Barr Sub Grade School. Rev. Amuca is an ordained reverend in the Barr Anglican Church.
Barr Christian Vocational Center is an Anglican church charity, based in Ayira parish, Barr sub-county, Lira District, 12 km east of Lira town - Aloi road, Northern Uganda.
Some 20 orphans and young adults are in educational programs at Barr. Rev. Amuca oversees the programs at Barr and we are grateful for his dedication.
Frimpong Lovia
Coordinator of Ghana Causes
Frimpong is from Ghana, Africa, and attends the Kwami Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. She is majoring in Business Administration with speciation in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. She wants to be a Logistics Manager when she graduates.
