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SAMUEL MUGISHA

ASSISTANT LECTURER

Main Campus

samuel.mugisha@kiu.ac.ug

https://kiu.ac.ug/staff.php?i=1122&sn=samuel-mugisha

Samuel Mugisha is a committed expert in mental health and psychosocial support, currently serving as an Assistant Lecturer at Kampala International University (KIU). He holds a Master of Science in Counseling Psychology, a First-Class Bachelor's degree in Counseling and Psychology, and a Diploma in Business Administration. Additionally, he has earned a certificate in Psychological Interviewing and is pursuing a PhD in Counseling Psychology.

Samuel Mugisha, Edward Bantu, and Faith Nakalema (2024). Understanding and Addressing the Impact of Parental Stress and Stigma in Raising Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Low-Resource Settings. IAA Journal of Biological Sciences 12(2):56-60, 2024
Samuel Mugisha, Sizomu Rabbi Gershom Methodius Tumuranzye Edward Bantu (2024). UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTAL STIGMA AND COPING BEHAVIORS IN FAMILIES WITH AUTISTIC CHILDREN AT KATALEMWA CHESHIRE HOME IN KAWEMPE DIVISION, KAMPALA. KIU Interdisciplinary Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
Namususwa Sumaya (2024). THE INFLUENCE OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY ON THE MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUTH AT NAGULU REMAND HOME IN NAKAWA DIVISION, KAMPALA. KIU Interdisciplinary Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

SN	TITLE	YEAR	TYPE
1	Community Education and Drug abuse among the Youth	2024	Completed
2	Domestic Violence and Family Stability	2024	Completed
3	Poverty and Violence among Women	2024	Completed
4	SOCIAL WORK INTERVENTIONS ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AMONG FAMILIES THE CASE STUDY OF LUWAFU PARISH IN MAKINDYE DIVISION IN KAMPALA	2024	Completed
5	THE IMPACT OF EDUCATION ACCESSIBILITY ON POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN RURAL COMMUNITIES IN LUKULI PARISH IN MAKINDYE DIVISION	2024	Completed
6	WOMENc�?��?cS SUPPORT GROUPS IN PROMOTING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. A CASE STUDY OF DEBORAH WOMENc�?��?cS DEVELOPMENT GROUP AT LUKULI - KANISA ZONE IN MAKINDYE DIVISION KCCA	2024	Completed
7	IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AMONG THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. A CASE OF KAMPALA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, KAMPALA DISTRICT, UGANDA	2024	Completed
8	THE IMPACT OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY ON MENTAL HEALTH AMONG DELINQUENTS OF NAGULU REMAND HOME NAKAWA DIVISION.	2024	Completed
9	WOMENc�?��?cS SUPPORT GROUPS IN PROMOTING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. A CASE STUDY OF DEBORAH WOMENc�?��?cS DEVELOPMENT GROUP AT LUKULI - KANISA ZONE IN MAKINDYE DIVISION KCCA	2024	Completed
10	WOMENc�?��?cS SUPPORT GROUPS IN PROMOTING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. A CASE STUDY OF DEBORAH WOMENc�?��?cS DEVELOPMENT GROUP AT LUKULI - KANISA ZONE IN MAKINDYE DIVISION KCCA	2024	Completed
11	WOMENc�?��?cS SUPPORT GROUPS IN PROMOTING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. A CASE STUDY OF DEBORAH WOMENc�?��?cS DEVELOPMENT GROUP AT LUKULI - KANISA ZONE IN MAKINDYE DIVISION KCCA	2024	Completed
12	WOMENc�?��?cS SUPPORT GROUPS IN PROMOTING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. A CASE STUDY OF DEBORAH WOMENc�?��?cS DEVELOPMENT GROUP AT LUKULI - KANISA ZONE IN MAKINDYE DIVISION KCCA	2024	Completed
13	WOMENc�?��?cS SUPPORT GROUPS IN PROMOTING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. A CASE STUDY OF DEBORAH WOMENc�?��?cS DEVELOPMENT GROUP AT LUKULI - KANISA ZONE IN MAKINDYE DIVISION KCCA	2024	Completed