Episode 27 Tabitha M Kaguri - Edja Foundation Interview Part I

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Tabitha Mpamira-Kaguri founded Edja Foundation in 2015 after encountering a young girl in Southwestern Uganda, who had been raped, and came to school the next day without any services for healing provided to her. As a victor herself, Tabitha could not stand by while another child or woman goes through the pain of suffering in silence. Tabitha is Rwandan,who grew up in Uganda as a refugee. She moved to the U.S.A when she was 14-years-old and considers all three places her home but holds a special place for East Africa. She is a wife, a mother of 4, and currently a doctoral candidate studying Clinical Psychology, specializing in sexual trauma. EDJA foundation is God's way of using a terrible experience that happened to Tabitha when she was 11, and turning it into a blessing for all victims that Edja serves today. Transforming victims into victors.

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