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My Self Uganda Ssemujju Abdallahtif    WELCOME MESSAGE FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MYSELF UGANDA (MSU) is a Community Based non-government, not-for-profit and nonsectarian, non-partisan Organization working for social development of vulnerable and less developed people.The organization was established in 2014 and is registered with the National NGO board of the Internal Affairs Ministry of Uganda, with registration number WCBO/17/050. MSU was founded by a group of four young and energetic youth activists and volunteers who were highly motivated and committed to contributing their time, skills and energies for the development and empowerment of socially disadvantaged and vulnerable people especially the youth, children and women.   I am Ssemujju Abdallahtif Lawrence, a born again Christian living in Kampala-Uganda, I am a professional social worker with a degree in social sciences and a diploma in journalism,am a Founder and Executive Director of a charity organisation called My Self Uganda found in Wakiso District,central region of Uganda working to improve the lives of marginalized groups of people,youths,children and women through spiritual counseling,evangelism,general counseling,education health and economic empowerment SELF UGANDA (MSU) is a Community Based non-government, not-for-profit and nonsectarian, non-partisan Organization working for social development of vulnerable and less developed people. The organization was established in 2014 and is registered with the National NGO board of the Internal Affairs Ministry of Uganda, with registration number WCBO/17/050. MSU was founded by a group of four young and energetic youth activists and volunteers who were highly motivated and committed to contributing their time, skills and energies for the development and empowerment of socially disadvantaged and vulnerable people especially the youth, children and women. The youth founders of this organization realized the prevailing needs of their communities and negligence of several concerned stakeholders. So, they decided to established means of advocacy and capacity building for their people whose lives were getting worse in areas such as education, HIV/AIDS, adolescent sexual reproductive health, environment degradation and neglect, youth unemployment and redundancy.