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Angel is now one of the presenters on a Teen's Club Show aired live on WBS Television every Saturday. The Teen’s Club Program focuses on matters that relate with the youth including: behavior, abstinence, education, and leisure. Apart from being talented in performance of dance and poetry, Angel has a strong passion for acting. Her presentation on WBS Television reflects her inner values of self-respect, self-confidence, and leadership. "In future, I want to become a medical doctor, an entertainer and a volunteer in children’s centers, says Angel. She adds that her hobbies and interests include traveling, watching cartoons, and swimming, listening to music and dancing. "I invite you all to watch our show every Saturday 11.00 - 1.00 PM" HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013! I love you all -Angel Angel Clad in a Self-Designed Attire.!

After satisfying all the necessary requirements during the intense nation-wide scholarship competition, Branco was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to pursue his graduate studies at Wesleyan University in CT. Prior to joining his academic institution, Branco had to undergo a pre-academic training at the University of Washington in Seattle where he spent over two months. In the end, he won the best student award in the training among a few others and awarded a certificate of merit. At Wesleyan University, Branco is studying Music Composition and sound/recording technology skills which he hopes will be beneficial to Bitone Center upon his return after the completion of his studies. Despite his physical absence, Branco still renders full time services to the center; ensuring that all programs run smoothly. His counterpart Francis Katimbo who is the current interim administrator is such a devoted and passionate volunteer whose services have already established positive values in kids. While

Thank for your continued support and interest in Bitone success!  Beginning today August 18th, Bitone is participating in GlobalGiving’s Global Open challenge, a fundraising opportunity for nonprofit organizations working around the world. Now through September 18, if Bitone Center can raise at least $4,000 from at least 50 donors, we will earn a permanent spot on www.GlobalGiving.com, the internationally recognized marketplace for philanthropy that connects individual donors to the causes they care most about. Every donation helps, and no donation is too small. You can support Bitone for as little as $10 and make an impact. In addition to helping us earn a spot on GlobalGiving, the organizations that raise the most money will earn a bonus $1,000-$3,000. The organization that recruits the most donors will earn an extra $3,000. On behalf of Bitone Center and Global Giving, I would like to initiate a call for support!! Obtaining a permanent spot on Global Giving’s site, will allow Bitone

Bitone graced the states house in Entebbe on Saturday May 30th, performing for Uganda's own, president Museveni, and Burundian president Pierre Nkunziza. Nkunziza was visiting the pearl for 3 days, and Bitone helped send him off in style. The performance was short and sweet (maybe 3 minutes) but Museveni spent a considerable amount of time talking with the kids afterwords, asking them each their name, age, and place of birth. Some of the Bitone youth reflect on the experience in their own words: I am Afrochian Joanita. On Saturday May 30th 2009 I was the happiest person in the all world becuase it was my first time to go to the state house and what I saw I had never seen it. First of all I shaked presidetns' hands. That made me happy because many people want that but they cannot get it. I thank God for that. It was good and interesting and I never knew we had a beautiful place like that in Uganda. So president I pray to God that he gives you more life forever and ever. Fo

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