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These are some of their stories.

Nakimuli Ruth
Nakimuli Ruth
Nakimuli Ruth is a widow who stays at Kabaale village in Entebbe. Ruth is a widow who is HIV positive, and she has four children and a number of grandchildren. Ruth first came to Mutima after a number of counseling sessions with Pastor Lilian Nanteza. She is an energetic and hardworking woman and has learned many new skills through Mutima such as basket-making, mat-making and her English skills have improved significantly.

Nalumu Flavia
Flavia Nalumu
Flavia was born in 1986 and is an HIV positive mother of 3. She lives with her husband, who is also infected, in Bugabo. Flavia joined Mutima in its early stages in 2015. She faces many financial challenges and did not have any concrete skills prior to joining Mutima but has since learned many skills such as beadwork and craft-making, among others. Flavia has been able to benefit financially from selling some of the items she has made at Mutima.
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