Prof Noeline Kirabo

Business mentor, Change agent, Christian, Entrepreneur, Idea generator, Life mentor, Project manager, Social entrepreneur, Writer/Editor

Noeline Kirabo is a family therapist by profession and a social entrepreneur by passion. She has over twelve years’ experience in the nonprofit sector mainly working with children, youth, women and community self-help groups. She also has four years of practice as a therapist and five years’ experience as a life coach and business consultant. She is the Founder and Executive Director of Kyusa, a registered organization that restores hope and dignity to vulnerable youth through livelihood development by empowering them to turn their passion into profitable, sustainable businesses. Kyusa has been in operation since 2014. Noeline is the Co-Founder of Newen Consultants, a personal and business development consulting firm that has been in operation since 2016. Noeline runs a four months coaching program called New Generation Mentoring program for young adult women and vulnerable girls preparing them to identify their potential and use it to strategically influence in the market place. Noeline is an author, writer, motivational speaker, life coach, career mentor, trainer and business development consultant. Her life mission is to empower others to live to their full God given potential in ways that benefit self, community and the planet.

I am passionate about unlocking the potential in others. I believe that we each have innate potential that often times goes unearthed and untapped so we end up living way below our potential. I am always thrilled to see how people's lives blossom and take on a new dimension after discovering what they are capable of. We each can be our best version if given an opportunity and supported to thrive. Away from work I love and enjoy travelling, meeting new people, photography, nature and adventure. I enjoy reading and can lose track of time when I am engaged in a good book that I find relevant and practical.

I come from a place where we’re always taught to fit in. Suppress our passions, particularly if those passions aren’t going to help us make money. We’re taught to look for what’s lucrative and build skills only to attain high-paying jobs. But what if instead of looking outward for the opportunities that exist, we looked inward first at what drives us?

Business training & Coaching, Creative writing, Life coaching, Life mentoring, People development, Program design, Public speaking, Social entrepreneurship

People don't know I have a polarity personality. I am a bunch of various extremes in one personality. I am an extroverted - introvert, I love working with structures and equally enjoy being spontaneous, I value discipline and liberty at the same time, I am a go getter and can be a procrastinator sometimes. I guess I am wired differently from most people.