We are certain from what we have witnessed from our simple interaction with Buikwe village community members and hopeful optimistic faces that we are betting on the right people who need our attention and the right generation for the future of Uganda. 

We do face challenges especially when we’re giving them our views during voluntary counseling and testing based on the rumors they hear. But we convince them based on the facts about HIV/Aids. Sometimes if your point of view is positive, you will see the challenges in the future as opportunities. 

Though stigma is still within these communities, the best way to curb it, we need to know the root cause first, and those are the modes of transmission. They still have it in mind that when you shake hands with a positive living, you can be infected. That’s where stigma starts. 

Our key members are optimistic; they’re always enthusiastic and believe in the project. Small setbacks will not deter them, but will actually motivate them to work even harder-things that can only get them better after all. With their never-ending enthusiasm, they motivate and encourage other community members and sometimes all that they need is to complete a project successfully believing that you can achieve it.