Florence Nakijoba
About Florence Nakijoba
Florence Nakijoba is a Livelihood Coordinator with extensive experience in selecting vulnerable individuals for community projects. She has worked with organizations such as the Christian Children's Fund of Canada and Save the Children, advocating for children's rights and focusing on orphans and women.
Work at Save the Children
Florence Nakijoba has served as a Livelihood Coordinator at Save the Children since 2009. In this role, she focuses on selecting the most vulnerable individuals to benefit from community projects and interventions. Her work involves assessing needs and implementing strategies that enhance the livelihoods of those in need. She has contributed to various initiatives aimed at improving the welfare of children and families within the communities served by the organization.
Previous Experience at Christian Children's Fund of Canada
Prior to her current position, Florence Nakijoba worked at the Christian Children's Fund of Canada as the Orphans and Vulnerable Children Coordinator from 2004 to 2006. During her two years in this role, based in Markham, Ontario, Canada, she focused on supporting orphans and vulnerable children, developing programs that addressed their specific needs and challenges.
Education and Expertise
Florence Nakijoba studied at Nkumba University, where she earned a Master's degree in Project Management and Community Development from 2004 to 2006. Her academic background provides her with the skills necessary to manage development projects effectively and to advocate for the rights of vulnerable populations, particularly children and women.
Advocacy for Children's Rights
Florence Nakijoba has been instrumental in promoting children's rights and participation in development projects. Through her advocacy work, she focuses on giving a voice to the voiceless, particularly orphans and women. Her efforts aim to ensure that the needs and rights of these groups are recognized and addressed in community development initiatives.