Vision Group throws weight behind Mothers Union House project
Biingi Roseline Kawiso, the president of Mothers Union in Namirembe Diocese and the central region, commended Vision Group for its contribution to Uganda’s media landscape.
“We believe the work carried out by the Mothers Union is crucial in strengthening family systems and, ultimately, the nation. This is a noble cause that we are honoured to support,” Wanyama said. (Credit: Mpalanyi Ssentongo)
John Musenze
Journalist @New Vision
KAMPALA - Multimedia company Vision Group has partnered with the Mothers Union of Namirembe Diocese in a fundraising drive to support the completion of the Mothers’ Union House, which is currently under construction.
The collaboration will boost the upcoming Mothers’ Union Marathon, scheduled for June 7 this year. The marathon aims to raise sh400 million towards the project.
Speaking during a partnership meeting at the Vision Group head offices in Kampala on Tuesday, CEO and managing director Don Wanyama said the initiative is one of many partnerships the multimedia company has undertaken with the Church of Uganda, and they are proud to contribute to such a meaningful cause.
Wanyama said the initiative is one of many partnerships the multimedia company has undertaken with the Church of Uganda, and they are proud to contribute to such a meaningful cause. (All Photos by Mpalanyi Ssentongo)
Biingi Roseline Kawiso, the president of Mothers Union in Namirembe Diocese and the central region gifts Vision Group CEO Don Wanyama one of the Mothers Union kits after their visit to the group's offices on Tuesday.
“We believe the work carried out by the Mothers Union is crucial in strengthening family systems and, ultimately, the nation. This is a noble cause that we are honoured to support,” Wanyama said.
Vision Group Editor-in-Chief Barbara Kaija praised the Mothers Union for its impactful work across Uganda and encouraged Vision Group clients and the wider public to turn out in large numbers to support the marathon and contribute to the completion of the Mothers Union House.
“We have partnered with Mothers Union because we know what it does and the importance of family to our country,” she said.
Biingi Roseline Kawiso, the president of Mothers Union in Namirembe Diocese and the central region, commended Vision Group for its contribution to Uganda’s media landscape.
Kawiso, and her team during a meeting with Vision Group officials.
Kaija voiced Vision Group’s full commitment towards supporting the upcoming marathon.
Biingi Roseline Kawiso, the president of Mothers Union in Namirembe Diocese and the central region, commended Vision Group for its contribution to Uganda’s media landscape.
She explained that the overall construction cost of the Mothers Union House is projected at sh10 billion. The current phase of construction requires sh400 million, which they hope to raise through the upcoming marathon.
Wanyama remarks during a meeting with Mothers Union team at Vision Group.
Kawiso and her team upon their arrival at Vision Group.
“Marathon kits are available at sh25,000," said Biingi.
"We call upon everyone to participate in the run and support us in securing a permanent home for our union. You can buy many kits or give us money as financial donations."
Mothers Union is a Christian charity established in Uganda in 1908 with over 3,000 members spread across more than 335 churches in Namirembe Diocese.
Sidney Miria, the Vision Group Content Manager Special Projects welcomes the Mothers Union team upon their arrival at the company premises.
It brings together married women of the Anglican Church of Uganda who live out their Christian faith through practical actions aimed at transforming families and communities.