EXODUS PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT UGANDA: Contact Us

Contact Us

For more information you can reach us:

EPSU Contact/Director
OWOYESIGIRE DRAKE - Diaz Drakes
owoyesigiredrake.ug@gmail.com

EPSU E-mails
info@epsuganda.org
exoduspsychosocial.s.uganda@gmail.com

Tel:+256772032343 or +2567045138369

Postal Address:
Exodus Psychosocial Support Uganda
P.o Box 688, Lake Bunyonyi
Kabale Uganda

2 comments:

UnknownAugust 4, 2018 at 1:14 AM
This is a good project, and it seems to be so important for supporting the people in the Kabale region in Uganda!
To support this, we did a tour to Rwanda to learn more about the genocide and had a great experience with our guide Diaz. On this short tour, we actually heard about this project for the first time.
It was nice doing this tour and knowing that it supports the people in Uganda. I hope, more people will join in doing this!
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UnknownAugust 28, 2020 at 12:18 PM
May God bless you for impacting generations through children
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EPSU Mission

Exodus Psychosocial Support Uganda (EPSU) is an organization that provides education, resources and support to the people of Kabale Uganda to effect positive social change addressing the pressing issues of inequality, homelessness, hunger, unemployment, lack of skills, and lack of social education, most especially regarding sexuality, addiction, HIV, health and spirituality. Our goal is to ultimately create an institution where homeless children can receive much needed support.

EPSU promotes the emergence of a new society for Kabale, based on social justice, care and co-operation. EPSU enables access to proper psychosocial support and skills development to the people of Kabale by extending programs to educate parents, youths, orphans and the street children to uplift them from sheer ignorance, disease and poverty. This project includes formal education, as well as training to develop a trade, such as farming and technical skills, among others. EPSU provides education on family planning, birth control, sex education and health issues. Click here to learn more...

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