Meet Milly Kikomeko, age 29: Co-founder with her husband, Robert, of Maisha Foundation. She is a lawyer, wife, mother of one biological son and 500+ other children who their foundation supports.
Meet Milly Kikomeko, age 29: Co-founder with her husband, Robert, of Maisha Foundation. She is a lawyer, wife, mother of one biological son and 500+ other children who their foundation supports.
Infusing Hope into Future Generations
FUSION Leadership Group is honored to have the opportunity to influence women, children, and entire villages in the African country of Uganda. The executive team of FUSION LG first visited this region in November of 2018 and fell in love with the people of Uganda. Below is a slideshow from our trip in November of 2019.
Christmas Dinner Drop-off 2020
Christmas Dinner Drop-off 2021
Thank you to all to donated to this special project! May God continue to bless you throughout the year because of your faithfulness to the "least of these."
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Click the pictures to learn about each initiative:
#MaishaFoundation
#WaterForKagadi
#SaveOurSisters
#FUSIONWomen
It's our great honor at FUSION to support Robert and Milly and ease the burden so they can extend their reach to these children and the community.
Maisha School/Orphanage was founded by Robert and Milly Kikomeko in 2013 to provide quality education to the poorest district in Uganda, Kagadi. This young couple are making great sacrifices to see that the cycle of poverty is broken in their own community. Over 120 of the 350 students are orphans and completely dependent on Maisha Organization for food, clothing, and housing in addition to educational opportunities.
#MaishaFoundation
Would you be willing to sponsor a child?
If so, please contact Valerie for more information at valerie.fusiongroup@gmail.com.
#FUSIONWomen
FUSION-Uganda Women's Leadership Conferences are designed to empower women in this developing culture where traditionally, women had very few choices.
FUSION-Uganda has a team of professional women who are running the operations in-country. It is very exciting to be able to train and equip new leaders half way around the world!
Our conference this past April focused on "Resiliency" and how to overcome challenging and even devastating circumstances.
New opportunities are emerging every day for women in Uganda to provide training and hope to different elements of society.
#WaterForKagadi
It's difficult for us as Americans to imagine that even in 2021 some communities don't have access to fresh water... until you see it.
Kyangamwoyo Village BEFORE WATER - April, 2019 ->
FUSION Wells: To-date we have helped fund 3 wells which are completed and in service!
More wells have been funded and are in the process of being drilled.
Kyangamwoyo Village AFTER WATER -
February, 2020
Kenga Villiage
BEFORE WATER -
November 2019
Special thanks to Tammy Summers and her husband Brian! They are donating the proceeds of the memoir written about their daughter to purchasing wells in Uganda. To date, they have contributed finances for 3 completed wells and one in progress.
Tammy's book can be purchased at the link below:
Kenga Villiage AFTER WATER -
August, 2020
Please visit the Water Solutions for Africa website for more information and how you can get involved: Water Solutions for Africa