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Operations Manager
M-Omulimisa Innovative Agricultural services
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Advocacy and communications coordinator
Uganda Alliance of Patients Organizations (UAPO)
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Project Officer
Community Health And Information Network (CHAIN)
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ASSISTANT SOCIAL WORKER/ COUNSELOR
Friday Adolescent Clinic-Mulago National Referral hospital
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Research assistant
Makerere University college of Health Sciences
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