I am 10 years old. Wakiso Dance Kids Foundation found me without hope but now, I have hope because I see where i am going and am also looking forward to helping more people in the same category as mine in order to create a difference in my community.
My name is Ariniatwe Nyakana, I am 10 years old. Through Wakiso dance kids foundation, I learned that lending a hand creates a network of helpers because now Wakiso Dance Kids Foundation is molding many Daddy Mazzinas and the network of serving communities will grow big and bigger hence creating a better continent.
I am 13 years old . We dance to change lives not specifically our lives but even the lives of other people struggling out there . We know we might not do it all but we can do what we can at our best.
I am 7 years old It’s through daddy Mazzina that I go to school and I always work hard so that I raise money for my brother in the village to get an opportunity to attend school too.
I am 8 years old Besides dance being fun for everyone of us , daddy Mazzina told us that we can turn our talents into careers and in turn be able to uplift our forgotten communities into cities to remember.
I am 7 years old . Everyday I learn to accept what I am and how I can archive what is the best for me . My work is to inspire young girls like me to stay focused and they will have it all.
My name is Abigaba Nyakana, I am 11 years old. Through Wakiso Dance Kids Foundation, I learned that my happiness can make one forget the sad past in order to create a happy tomorrow.
Meet Mukisa Brighton Blessing, the second youngest family member in the foundation. He is 2.5 years old, he lost both of his parents and he is a victim of child abuse and luckily enough the organization rescued him and he is now living happily.
