The bearer of the vision and dream for PLMVC is Madrine Mayanja who hails and grew up from Busubi Village and was inspired by the voluntary works of her grandfather the late teacher Paul Lwanga as he was called. The vision is due to the high number of struggling women, school dropouts especially girls and the challenging experience of disabled youth that calls for support. Madrine would therefore like to support these people following her late grandfather’s footsteps of voluntary work by establishing a community based skills empowerment center. The Center is named after her grandfather as a remembrance of his good voluntary works.

Paul Lwanga Memorial Vocational Center is a non-governmental and non-profit community based skills empowerment center with an overall goal of empowering the less privileged and vulnerable category of people through technical skills for self support to alleviate poverty and improve their livelihoods.