Father's Day

On a day like this, I remember you Dad:

I call you old man, sometimes old-folk;

do not take my play on titles as mischief,

I am fond of you!

Remember when I got on your nerves;

I came home after wasting so much money,

you never gave up on me old-man,

you tried all means to maintain order.

A good child is from a good father,

Obedience, industriousness and care,

Long-suffering tenderness and love,

All are manifest because of a father.

Father when it comes to it,

When it comes to the little things,

 Or the big things, my appreciation of everything;

 is only possible because of you.

Helping mobilizing new immigrants for development and seamless integration in USA

The twenty areas we focus on:
1. Self analysis, problem solving and self development.
2. The individual as a beneficiary in the family
3. The individual as a contributor to a family
4. The family as the first primary safety net.
5. The family as a building block connected to community safety nets.
6. The roles of individuals, families and communities.
7. The state policy on immigration
8. The Federal policy on immigration.
9. Holistic living
10. Age, sex, physical status related needs
11. Public health
12. Job creation and seeking.
13. Trade and skills development.
14. Voluntary work with established organizations.
15. Voluntary work in one's community.
16. Community diagnosis and analysis/assessment
17. Urban navigation literacy
18. Spiritual integration
19. Cultural integration
20. Current affairs.

Tip!

Suffer and bear, happy days will come.

Tip!

Work harder, save and you do not have to spend to prove a point. Much spending only proves you are a scared person. 

Tip!

As you struggle to make it even better. Do not forget you have only one life to leave.

Twit!

Committed to support New Ugandans in USA.

The 10 basic charitable acts and good practices that can make adjusting to American society/community possible:

1.       Meshing with your hosts: at all times show courtesy to your hosts

2.       Appreciating and finding what you can do: After studying your environment get something to do in order to earn respect, money and continued positive regard.

3.       The kitchen practices: Wash utensils, prepare meals for all, store food that is not warm in the fridge. Clean kitchen area at any opportunity. Use the food wrapper sparingly if you are to use microwave as this avoids heated food spilling all over the insides of the microwave.

4.       The bath/wash-room practices: use the bath/wash-room knowing that others will also use it and after clean it. In case you are using a public laundry ensure you have coins ready as most machines do take coins. WAIT UNTIL YOUR CLOTHES ARE READY AND THEN PICK THEM TO LEAVE ROOM FOR OTHERS.

5.       Throwing away garbage/waste: Garbage or waste is thrown in baskets with polythene-bag insertions which once full up are tied up at the rim and carried to kips/bins.

6.       Sharing the doors, alleys and lifts: Hold door for others until they have passed through once you are the first to open the door. Walk on the right to leave the left side for those approaching you.

7.       Road discipline/Transport means: Follow all road use instructions to avoid penalties.

8.       Meeting other Americans: America has a multitude of races and people from different countries. Learn something through meeting them or making friends.

9.       Working in the American society: Arrive earlier at work, keep on the job and sign out appropriately.

10.   Sharing your dollars with the team: You may be staying in a place with others. If the arrangement is cash-pooling adhere to it.