VISION MULTIPLE SEVICES UGANDA

Monday, 28 February 2022

DIGITAL MICRO CREDIT FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT

VMS DIGITAL MICRO CREDITSUPPORTING DRUG SHOPS

VMS DIGITAL MICRO CREDITSUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESS

VMS DIGITAL MICRO CREDITSUPPORTING SMALL SALOONS

VMS DIGITAL MICRO CREDITSUPPORTING SAND TRADERS

VMS DIGITAL MICRO CREDITSUPPORTING MUSIC LIBRARY

VMS DIGITAL MICRO CREDITSUPPORTING MARKET VENDORS

VMS DIGITAL MICRO CREDITSUPPORTING FISH TRADERS

Sunday, 3 May 2015

CHILDREN EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM

NAWESIGE MUKAMA COMMUNITY SCHOOL IN NAKASONGOLA DISTRICT ASSIST 60 NEEDY CHILDREN

ELDERLY ASSIST PROGRAM

KAKINZI ASSIST PROJECT HELPING 40 ELDERLY PERSONS IN MUKONO DISTRICT

Tuesday, 24 September 2013

MULUSA LUWEERO COMMUNITY TRAINING ON DEVELOPMENT SKILLS

Covering steps of development

Discussing Group Savings, VSLA principles

Group participation and feed back

Group formation and leadership

Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting

MULATSI COMMUNITY GOUP TRAINING ON STEPS OF DEVELOPMENT

Discussing the 12 steps of development

MBALE LUHONGE COMMUNITY TRAINING ON MICRO ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT

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LUWEERO TRAINING ON MICRO ENTERPRISE PROGRAM

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EDUCATION GRANTS PROGRAM

We are therefore we are working with our international partners to help this education granting system to the socially disadvantaged children and young people in communities to a level of income generation status for sustainable development of the beneficiaries.

The principle of our sponsorship model is that the parents continue to save for the children even when they get a 100% (full) sponsorship to help them access education credit whenever they need it. The savings acts as their security and surety to educating their children.

The program targets individual families who are prospective primary sponsors of the children. This is because we believe there must be a social attachment between the sponsors and the sponsored child. It creates a relationship between the two parties where the child becomes part of the family sponsoring him/her. Cooperate sponsorship hereto is a system where the company/group/school may sponsor a child or a group of children in this ministry. The system is basically the same only differs where more than one person sponsors a child or a group of children in this ministry. Sponsors may be local or from abroad.

Prospective sponsors receive a postcard size photograph of the child and we appreciate a sponsor sending us two of her family photos (optional). One copy goes to the sponsored child while the other remains with the coordinating office.

In the high donor sponsorship program, the total sponsorship for a child through one year is approximately an equivalent to US $ 1,050, per year (i.e US $ 350 per term of 3 months).

This program is coordinated by the Project Manager, whose desk handles all the correspondences, registration of children, contacts for sponsors’ and manages the whole program. The field facilitator who is a social worker, and works with extension workers to carry out the required visitations and detailed verifications of the beneficiaries and person to person welfare, is experienced and is assisted by a qualified Accountant.

We aim at enterprising all targeted communities using our enterprise development package to result in job creation for national economic development and support government program. Our aim on this is to create 10 million jobs in a period of 10 years and promote the culture of saving in order to help people have sustainable economic development.

We are a committed experienced organization in community development service delivery working closely with its international partners.

THE VMSERVICEUG OPERATION POLICIES

1. We mainly enter into partnership with community organized groups such as community based organizations; schools and religious organization to empower them implement and monitor the Human sustainable development projects.

2. We mainly provide capacity building training programs to the communities and offer overall management capacity oversight to our targeted community groups we work with.

3. Our human sustainable development project administration and implementation is done by our targeted community organized groups project area beneficiaries. The VMSERVICEUG reserves the right to make final decision on matters concerning the projects within the program area.

4. The community based groups make contributions to the human sustainable development projects establishment to ensure the creation of ownership of the development programs within the community.

5. We work with international development partners to develop VMSERVICEUG projects in the country.

ADMINISTRATION

VMSERVICES activities and property are administered and managed in accordance with this constitution by the members of the Executive Committee,

To reach the objectives the Executive Committee may exercise the following powers.

1. Power to raise funds and to invite and receive contributions, provided that in raising funds the Executive Committee shall not undertake any substantial permanent trading activities and shall conform to all relevant constitution law requirements;

2. Power to employ staff who is necessary for the proper pursuit of the objectives.

3. Power to co‐operate with other NGO’s, voluntary bodies and statutory authorities operating in accordance with the objectives or of similar charitable purposes,

5. Power to do all such other lawful constitution things as are necessary for the achievement of the objectives.

Our Financial Management

VMSERVICES funding, including all donations, and contributions, are paid into an account operated by the Executive Committee in the name of the PVO at such bank as the Executive Committee decide from time to time decide. Funding belonging to the PVO are applied only in furthering the objectives.

Our Accounting System

VMSERVICES complies with

1. The keeping of accounting records;

2. The preparation of annual statements of account;

3. The auditing or independent examination of the statements of account

VOLUNTEER PLACEMENT PROGRAM

BACK GROUND OF THE ORGANIZATION

Vision Multiple Services Uganda is a registered private voluntary organization with mission of promoting human sustainable development that creates self reliant through training for sustainable development to the community - based innovative projects

Our Program areas :- Children care and Development, Micro enterprise, NGO Support, community development, Youth, Women, HIV/AIDS, Medical and health, Art and Music Vocational training, Tour and travel, micro finance, Teaching, spots, Construction and Renovation, crafts, Elderly, I.C.T, Human rights, fish Farming, and Agriculture

Volunteers needed:- we need volunteer placements from 1 week to 24 weeks

VOLUNTEER PERIOD PROGRAM FEES $US

1 Week 270 $us

2 Weeks 370 $us

3 Weeks 470 $us

4 Weeks 565 $us

5 Weeks 660 $us

6 Weeks 755 $us

8 Weeks 945 $us

10 weeks 1135 $us

12 weeks 1325 $us

16 weeks 1665 $us

20 Weeks 1995 $us

24 Weeks 2315 $us

Please note: All programs attract a Registration Fee of $279 USD on top of the Program Fee.

The Construction and Renovation project has a surcharge of US$49 per week for supervision and materials, which will be included in the Program Fee quoted to you after you apply.

What do my fees pay for?

Registration Fee (refundable if you choose not to go*) – ongoing support from VMSERVICES staff, program marketing costs, information pack, administration costs, VMSERVICES, travel costs to inspect programs and communication costs with volunteers.

Program Fee – airport pick-up, orientation, program supervision, accommodation and meals during volunteer program period, in-country 24/7 volunteer support and in-country administration costs.

Visa, flights, travel insurance (mandatory), vaccinations, criminal background check, transfer back to airport at conclusion of program, souvenirs, spending money (volunteers in Uganda generally find US$50 to be sufficient for basic weekly expenses).

For more information email:-vmshdevelopment@gmal.com

VISION MULTIPLE SERVICES

UGANDA (VMS UGANDA)

CANADA PROGRAM COORDINATOR CONTACTS

Email: african_heart@yahoo.com

Tel. +17803051848

VMSERVICES PROFILE

VISION MULTIPLE SERVICE UGANDA

(VMS UGANDA)

P.O. Box 14336 Kampala Uganda

Tel Contact: +256772629692;+256751629692;+256757016655

Email: vmshdevelopment@gmail.com

http://vmshdevelopment.blogspot.com/

ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND

VMS UGANDA is registered under the Ugandan Companies Act [cap.110] as a Private Company Limited by Guarantee - registration number number # 131491. VMS Uganda begun its community sustainable development activities in 2007 as a Private Voluntary organization (PVO), and was officially registered as VMS Uganda in 2011. Since then it has mobilized and worked with communities within Horn of Africa.

Our Vision is To Uplifted Human sustainable development Livelihood Standards.

Our Mission is to reach communities with fundamental human development projects that are sustainable through Community-Based Grouping, without discrimination of color, race or religion.

Our Objective goal is to build human sustainable development in the following program areas: Primary Health Care, Socio-economic, Youth and Children, Gender, Women, Education, Life Skills and Advocacy.

Our core values, ‘Honesty & Integrity, Reliability, Confidentiality, Transparency, Neutrality, Professionalism and Excellence’, are central to our work ethics of ensuring value addition to our satisfaction in community development.

VMS Uganda, under its strategic partnership has established regional development partnerships community centers which include: President Office RDC Desk, 60 Enterprise Development Association of Kenya, Volunteer Minister International, Mukono District Local Government, Mukono District Health Department ; Kumi District Youth Community Development 40 groups network, Wobulenzi Youth Development Association, Dynafarm Uganda, Mbale District Midpro Initiative, Namasuba College of commerce, Peculid innovations, Parliament Youth Committee, Katikamu Community Development group network, Mulusita community development group, Wandegeya Women Small Business Assocition, DRC VMS 20 groups, Tanzania Arusha Community Development group, Moshi Farmer Association, Bagamoyo Business Association, Seria lion free town enterprise development project. Wakiso child educational center, Nakasongola Kisakyamukama community school, Kakinzi needy children supporting education program, Kikandwa Rural communities Development Organization, Slum women’s initiative for Developmentand and Friends of the Elderly Katanga Group

OUR PROGRAM ACTIVITIES

As a PVO, our service delivery entail organizing community based seminars orient and/or train the beneficiaries on our service package and provide technical assistance on how to apply these service packages to better living. Through this approach VMS Uganda has formed local groups which could take ownership of community sustainable development enterprise and address poverty needs at a household level. As a PVO we support small scale entrepreneurs in micro enterprise development, awakening of collapsing businesses and promote profitable investments in all targeted communities. Our PVO activities are aimed at enhancing job creation for national economic development and support government poverty alleviation programs.

Our training package covers the following: Leadership Skills, Effective communication, Being honesty & having integrity, Managing conflicts, Learning how to learn, Group dynamics, Handling group finances, Village Saving & Loaning Micro Banking, Handling Relationships & Marriage, Workplace management, Organization basics, Raising responsible children, Micro Enterprise development, Developing Small & Medium Enterprises Skills, Sustainable agricultural, Program Supportive Supervision-Monitoring & Evaluation development skills.

Our income generating programs include: poultry farming, goat farming, conservation organic agricultural farming, horticultural business farming, School performance monitoring and evaluation, Specific Tailored Trainings.

Our Education program activities focus on the following:

1. Partnering with community schools to foster children education and development

2. Planning and implementing community educational projects

3. Providing Functional Adult education program

4. Promoting vocational training courses development program

Our Socio-Economic program activities focus on the following:

Planning and implementing self help micro enterprise development projects
Integrated community development saving and credit schemes
Manageable income generating activities projects for the vulnerable groups (Widows, the disabled and elderly projects)
Disaster emergency relief program
Sustainable Agricultural

Our Health program activities focus on the following:

AIDS Control and Mitigation Program
Primary Heath Care Program
Environment, Water and Sanitation Programs

Our Advocacy program activities focus on the following:

Human Rights program
Gender and Human Development accountability programs

ACHIEVEMENTS

Out of our interventions we have reached over 500,00 people with livelihood developmental skills and have been able to establish poultry farming demonstration to over 500 people in Kumi and Pallisa districts, 100 people in Luwero district, 100 people in Mbale districts, 50 people in Mukono-Seeta

ADMINISTRATION

VMS – Uganda is comprised of professionals with a strong capacity building background in community sustainable development and result-oriented project implementation. Our team has both the individual and group technical experience, in successfully undertaking most of the community capacity building tasks. Our activities and property are administered and managed in accordance with our constitution. VMS Uganda General assembly, Board of Directors are Associate members and mainly bring on board their expertise and technical knowledge to guide in programming and policy issues and Management Team.

EVENT WE PARTICIPED AT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL

Net Squad Uganda Africa Ambassador Event 30 April 2015

UN Habitat 25 Session of the Governing
Council 17-23 April 2015

Habitat 111 Prepcom 2 Nairobi 14-16 April 2015
Habitat 111Quito October 2016 United Nations Conference

( CCEDU) Citizens coalition for Electoral Democracy in Uganda
The launch of VOTABILITY voter education campaign Tentative program at Grand Imperial Hotel 10 April 2015

CIVIL SOCIETY - PRIVATE -PUBLIC SECTOR FORUM
1st Annual social-Economic summit THEME Achieving Uganda's Vision 2040 through Smart partnership at SPEKE RESORT MUNYONYO November 2014