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Joint PHM-Kenya/PHM-Uganda Meeting, Tuesday June 19th in Kampala

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People's Health Movement Kenya and Uganda have organised a joint meeting to share experiences and discuss among other things, a strategic direction to strengthen PHM in the East/Horn Region. 


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Lydia Aballa <ablyd055@yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 10:19 AM
Subject: Rescheduled: [PHM Uganda] Invitation to Joint PHM-Kenya/PHM-Uganda Meeting, Tuesday June 19th in Kampala

Dear friends,

Greetings from PHM Uganda!

Please be informed that the joint meeting between PHM-Kenya and PHM-Uganda has been rescheduled to Today June 19th at UNACOH office, YMCA building on Buganda Road. The change is due to the busy schedule our PHM-Kenya colleagues have tomorrow.

Kindly arrive at the meeting venue by 3:30pm so that we can also end the meeting early enough.

Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

Kind regards,

Lydia.

From: Lydia Aballa <lydia.aballa@gmail.com>
    

Dear PHM Friends,

You are kindly invited to a joint PHM-Uganda/PHM-Kenya meeting
scheduled to take place Wednesday June 20 at 4:00pm to discuss, among
other things, a strategic direction of PHM in the region (East and
Horn of Africa).

Please confirm your availability as soon as possible to enable us
prepare adequately.

Kind regards,
-- 
Lydia Aballa
Mob: +256 782 055058




-- 
Linda Mashingaidze
Africa Regional Outreach Coordinator
People's Health Movement
Cell: +27835592523
www.phmafrica.blogspot.com (The blog is a platform for connecting with others, sharing experiences, learning from each other and inspiring each other’s work)

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