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How a Chance Meeting Between Francis Kamulegeya and a Deaf Childhood Friend 23 Years Ago, is Changing Lives of the Deaf Community in Uganda What started as a chance encounter between Francis Kamulegeya and his childhood friend 23 years ago has grown into Masaka School for the Deaf—a beacon of hope, empowerment, and inclusion for deaf children in Uganda. From just 12 students in 2005 to over 500 lives transformed, the school now stands at a pivotal moment as it celebrates 20 years on March 22. With vocational training, sustainability projects, and a growing impact, the future is even brighter. Join the movement—sponsor, donate, volunteer, and help change the lives of deaf children for generations to come, as CEO East Africa Magazine’s Muhereza Kyamutetera writes.
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