“When I heard about the new opportunity at ACCESS where I work,” says Nakafeero Florence, WWK Program Lead of WWK’s CBO partner in Nakaseke,  “I was a senior village health worker (VHT). I immediately knew that I would greatly benefit from the access to capital to buy wood nails to build bee hives. I feel like one of the luckiest beneficiaries of WWK/ACCESS. I now have a dozen hives, have taught more than 15 women at ACCESS how to also build hives and bee farm.” Florence and her husband launched The Nakaseke Bee Keeping project late in October 2020, opening its honey factory and store to the public.