The African Eye Trust Team/ Management
Background Infomation About The African Eye Trust UK
Briefly, The African Eye Trust was founded by Mr Elijah Amooti who was working in HIV Volluntary Sector Organisations across the UK and The National Health Hervice in South West London Gum Clinics as a Modern African HIV Specialist Adviser for african communities.
The original organisations that surpported The african Eye Trust were NAM and i-base
He was assisted by a group of other people committed, Individuals from different backgrounds who were involved in HIV care ,prevention and treatment information work.
Directors 2009/2010
- Florance Mukandori
-Cloudine Ngabirine
-Uwera Jaqucline
Directors Contact is management@africaneyetrust.org.uk
Operation Team
-Luke Kwamya : Adviser General Duties
-Dr Jeanette Meadway Adviser
-Badru Male : Techinical Adviser
The African Eye Trust Projects
1-The African Eye Voice Magazine
- Graphic Officer Ian Lynch
-Acting Editor chief: Mrs Jaqueline Uwera Contact; editor@africaneyetrust.org.uk
Editorial Consultant
E.Phiri
2-TB Community Education Project UK
Project Lead Gertrude Mutkane
Web Management CMS Trainer M/S Rose Bradbury -NAM
3-Research Projects
Getrude Kamya Otheino Research Advisor
4 - Advocates Projects - Lead / Fundraising Manager Mr Richard Senvewo Contact Email :irichard.senvewo@africaneyetrust.org.uk
5- Lead Trainer /Editor Mike Hizza
Contact email advocates@africaneyetrust.org.uk
6- National HIV Treatment Infomation Project E. Amooti
Contact Email Info@africaneyetrust,org.uk
We still need more people to join our Team please contact us.
Thank you
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