Hon. Nazziwa Teddy
Woman Councilor for Namisambya 11 (A)
Passionate advocate for women's rights, education, and community development. Supporting over 60 children's education and championing equality in Northern Division, Kamuli Municipality.
Passionate advocate for women's rights, education, and community development. Supporting over 60 children's education and championing equality in Northern Division, Kamuli Municipality.
Hon. Teddy Nazziwa is married to Pr. Stephen Kapere with three biological children and at least 60 adopted children from impoverished families she supports for education and welfare.
She is deeply passionate about women's issues, committed to improving women's lives, especially their rights and increasing their voice to be heard in our independent state.
Teddy loves God and God's people. She has been the reason for education of many needy children in Namisambya community, from primary to university level for five years.
Championing women's rights and equality. As patron of Team Mutwalo Sacco, she has started women savings groups offering interest-free loans for business startups.
Ensuring quality education for all children. Supporting over 50 needy children with school fees and working to establish a school for underprivileged children.
Transforming Namisambya from rural to urban. Promoting unity through sports, creating jobs for youth, and lobbying for community resources.
Every Drop Counts
Partnering with Abbas Daughter Ministries in October 2025, Mission City Church in Kamuli, Uganda has been able to drill a borehole in Namisambya, Kamuli, Uganda.
Namisambya comprises of 13 villages with a population of over 20,000 people who rely on few existing boreholes. There are at least six villages including Busige, Bulondo, Budhudhu, Buterimire, Bulwamaza and Bugulumaire that have had 1/2 boreholes which often breaks down and our people walk miles to get clean water. The breakdown is as a result of overload.
In search for cleaner water, when the borehole breaks down, the residents must walk miles or instead, they have to fetch from swamps and wells which has always caused them several diseases.
With this new Borehole in Bulondo village, our people in the area and the close/ neighboring villages are now able to fetch water as many times as needed since the borehole is mere minutes away from where they live and it will improve health and hygiene of our people.
Furthermore, Mission City Church would like to drill 3-4 more boreholes in the areas of Budhudhu, Busige and Bulwamaza so that this borehole does not become overloaded. Please donate to help us continue providing access to clean water.
Thank you to all that are changing lives with clean water.
To God be the Glory!
Mission City Church plans to drill 3-4 more boreholes in Budhudhu, Busige and Bulwamaza to prevent overload and serve more communities.
Please donate to help us continue providing access to clean water.
For any clarification or direction, contact our coordinator
Breaking the cycle of poverty through quality education for vulnerable and underprivileged children
Growing need for quality education in Kamuli and surrounding areas
Children failing to meet education requirements due to poverty
Long distances (3km+) to existing schools from our community
Currently supporting 50+ children with limited resources
🏫 200ft × 100ft Campus Development
• Multipurpose hall for community events
• Modern sanitary facilities & clean water access
• Eco-sustainable design with solar power
• Classrooms for 200+ vulnerable children
Total funding needed
These pictures show the impact of my work and the progress I’ve made in my community.
Children in our education sponsorship program
Community engagement and support activities
Promoting unity through sports activities
Ready to make a difference together? Reach out and let's start the conversation.
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