Handicraft making in Uganda is essentially a cultural, traditional and predominantly cottage industry undertaken mainly by rural women as a way of supplementing household incomes. Tradition has been that master crafts workers handover skills from generation to generation. Due to the widening generation gap, however, this is on the decline. Where master crafts‐workers still exist, their numbers have diminished considerably.

The training was officially opened by Pastor Titus Fwamba , the Senior Pastor of  Harvest Church Syanyanja, Busia District Local Government. In his remarks,The training was officially opened by Pastor Titus Fwamba , the Senior Pastor of  Harvest Church Syanyanja, Busia District Local Government. In his remarks, Titus Lubanga  thanks to Godly hands International

Hand craft making was officially done by Mr. Nassain is essentially a cultural, traditional and predominantly cottage industry undertaken mainly by rural women as a way of supplementing household incomes. Tradition has been that master crafts workers handover skills from generation to generation. Due to the widening generation gap, however, this is on the decline. Where master crafts‐workers still exist, their numbers have diminished considerably.

To reactivate the traditions embodied in the handicraft sector and promote environment-friendly methods of using local raw materials available in the country to produce high-quality handicrafts and promote expressions of different cultures, the Godly hands International of Uganda has done a good job .The Godly hands  training that took place at Namayengo in Masindi attracted 5 participants, who were trained by Nassain Lubanga ,the participants were also equipped with knowledge in business management and marketing.

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