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    Complementary Interventions

    Report Form

    CIV Title: Shelter Intervention

    Completed By: Dickson Tugume

    Country: Uganda

    Activity Dates: June 11, 2019

    1
    PHOTO CAPTIONS

    Each CIV activity needs a minimum of 8 photos. After numbering the photographs explain what
    each photograph is about (according the guide below). Do not insert photos in this template. Send
    photos separately as they were downloaded from the camera. Gmail sends photos better.
    Photo captions (descriptions of the photos you have numbered): The description should not be
    more than 400 Characters. (Character is the same as letters of the alphabet).

    1. Photo 1
    Shows Marvin Akamumpa family and the neighbors after the mudslides had destroyed
    their shelter.
    2. Photo 2
    Marvin, his mother and grandmother in one of the rooms that were destroyed by
    mudslides
    3. Photo 3
    Marvin between his mother and the grandmother standing in front of their newly
    constructed shelter
    4. Photo 4
    Marvin in the sitting room of their newly constructed shelter doing his homework after
    school.
    5. Photo 5
    Marvin washing kitchen utensils, his mother doing crocheting and his grandmother
    making a local mat
    6. Photo 6
    Anita Tusiime’s mother, two neighbors in the community and PF verifying the effect of the
    disaster on the family’s shelter.
    7. Photo 7
    Anita’s mother and the neighbors in front on their shelter that was affected by the disaster.
    8. Photo 8
    Anita, her two sisters, her nephew and the mother sitting in the sitting room of their newly
    constructed shelter. Her two brothers had gone to wine bread for that day
    9. Photo 9
    Anita, her two sisters, her nephew and the mother standing in front of their newly
    constructed shelter.
    10. Photo 10
    Anita and her elder sister helping her to complete her school homework.
    11. Photo 11
    Anita wash sweet potatoes while her mother looking for green vegetables in the compound
    in preparation for their supper.
    12. Photo 12
    Elizabeth Twinobuhumuriro and community members looking at the house that was
    destroyed by mudslides.
    13. Photo 13

    2
    Some of the family members and a neighbor looking at the destroyed halls of the shelter
    due to disaster
    14. Photo 14
    Elizabeth sharing her testimony and the verse she had learnt at the project centre with
    family members and one of the neighbors while in their newly constructed shelter.
    15. Photo 15
    Elizabeth, family members and one of the well-wishers standing in front of their newly
    constructed shelter.
    16. Photo 16
    Elizabeth and her brother in preparation for lunch after a Sunday service.
    17. Photo 17
    Twinamasiko Bronia’s shelter which was taken by mudslides
    18. Photo 18
    Community and family members clearing mudslides that destroyed Bronia’s shelter
    19. Photo 19
    New look for Bronia’s shelter after its repair and renovation
    20. Photo 20
    Akimpa Amon and his cousin brother washing their school uniform while at the veranda of
    their newly constructed shelter.
    21. Photo 21
    Akimpa Amon laying his bed in his new room inside their newly constructed shelter before
    he left home for project centre day
    22. Photo 22
    Akimpa Amon with his grandparents and cousin brothers sitting in the sitting room of
    their newly constructed shelter.
    23. Photo 23
    Nshabohurira comfort’s shelter which was taken away by mudslides
    24. Photo 24
    Comfort and her family standing before their shelter which was taken by mudslides
    25. Photo 25
    Comfort and her parents after cleaning their newly constructed shelter after construction
    work and it was now ready for use.
    26. Photo 26
    Comfort and her father cleaning the compound around the newly constructed shelter.
    27. Photo 27
    Comfort and her father raising curtains in their newly constructed shelter in preparation
    for its use.

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