• In Tanzania five schools have started Wise Choices for Life
• Rubago Youth Development Association continues in Kampala
• 56 pastors at Global Theological Seminary Jinja completed Module 3
• 12 staff of UCU were trained in Modules 2 and 3 and received their certificates
• 48 girls and 20 boys were trained under the Child of Hope sponsorship program
• 50 remand home youths were trained
• 70 inmates were trained in the Male prison
• 47 inmates were trained in the female prison
• 65 sponsored children were trained in sexual purity and menstrual hygiene

The youth at Child of Hope together with their welfare staff were so excited for the impactful training they received. The head of the institution is willing to have Wise Choices for Life come again. The youth can now explain menstrual cycle and hygiene and they testified that this is the knowledge and skills that they needed.
(photos above: Child of Hope group - left and right. Group debating at what age they should marry - right)

• Betty-Child welfare coordinator at Christian Child care program the analogy of the farming season to the woman’s menstrual cycle fascinated her thinking so much that she felt an urgency to train all children under her care on the same.
• Yvonne from Jenga Wise Choices for Life is the most amazing and needed training it is a well put together program to take into any community. I have personally seen the trainings change lives and attitudes with inmates and staff of Maluku female prison and Remand home.
• The woman’s body and the whole process was so fascinating especially with the demonstrations and illustrations made me clearly appreciate the woman’s cycle. Ivan Nafuye UCU staff. 
• WCFL has been a blessing by use of the drama, songs and debates. These are remarkable tools that pass on the message clearly. The impact is permanent. It is a job well done. Sarah Aber Olivia UCU Staff.