Sarah Birungi

Flexible, time-conscious, self-motivated, quick learner, responsive to change, good interpersonal and analytical skills, Good report writing skills, budgeting, data collection, good written and oral communication skills. Resourceful Project Manager with three years of expertise in organizing business operations, financial oversight and resource management to achieve smooth flow and project operations. Leads procurement of resources including equipment and supplies. Monitors projects by adhering to production schedule and budget, managing production team, identifying problems and providing targeted solutions. Knowledgeable in accounting principles, bookkeeping, budget, and financial management.

2024: Result based management training and social solidarity economy,  Islamic Relief South Africa

 2023: paralegals' online course , University of Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa.

 2023: First aid training level 1 and 2, The First Aid academy, Cape town, South Africa.

2022: Basic counseling skills, University of Cape Town, South Africa.

2022: Ending statelessness, short course, Faculty of Law Refugee rights unit, University of Cape Town, South Africa.

2021- present, PhD Candidate, Department of gender studies, University of Cape Town, The activist based theorization of security and domestic violence among refugee women in Cape Town.

2017-2019, Masters, University of Cape Town, Social Development, Exploring the perceptions of domestic violence interventions among women at Mosiac, 

2017: University of Carlifornia, Irvine, USA, Certificate in Initiating and Planning Projects.

2016: Honors, University of Cape Town, Social Sciences, Exploring the risk and protective factors of substance abuse among the youth in South Africa., 

2001- 2005, Bachelors, Makerere University, Social Sciences

• Margaret Overbeck bursary award
• UCT Students' Representative Council Award
• UCT Knowledge Coops bursary award
• Representing Uganda Telecom Ltd in the Common wealth heads of states meeting (CHOGM) (Kampala, October/November, 2007)

• Mr Nurudean Sempa, Director, Moslem Refugees Association of South Africa, 1st Floor, House of RAD, Athlone, Cape Town, 021 637 9181, 0790 250610, nurudean.ssempa10@gmail.com
• Abdul Qadeer Khan, Seasonal projects manager, Islamic Relief South Africa, 073 7805560, AbdulQadeer.Khan@islamicrelief.org.za
• Ms. Fatima Williams, Lecturer, Department of Social Development, University of Cape Town, 082 7 838348, fatima.williams@uct.ac.za