We’re thrilled to share that Paint and Sip Uganda was recently featured in a heartfelt article on EmpowerHer, a platform dedicated to celebrating women who are making a difference in their communities.

The article, written by the talented Promise Twinamukye , beautifully captures the journey of Isabella Mwebesa, the founder of Paint and Sip Uganda. It dives deep into how her personal battles with emotional and spiritual pain led to the creation of a space where art meets healing, and where everyday people can reconnect with themselves through creativity.

A Sanctuary of Expression

Set in Kyaliwajala, the gallery is more than just a place to paint—it’s a sanctuary. The article highlights how Isabella’s sessions have helped people release bottled-up emotions, rediscover joy, and build confidence. It’s a space where vulnerability is welcomed and transformation begins with a brushstroke.

Leadership Through Creativity

Isabella’s story is also one of leadership—rooted in authenticity, service, and courage. She shares how art has taught her resilience and vision, and how she’s using it to empower others, especially women and youth, to find their voice and pursue their passions.

A Ripple Effect of Impact

From creating jobs for artists to redefining social drinking, Paint and Sip Uganda is changing narratives and building a legacy of love, healing, and purpose.

 To read the full story and experience the depth of Isabella’s journey, follow this link:
 Restoring Lives with Paint and Sip Uganda – EmpowerHer

Credit: All quotes and insights are attributed to the original article and its writer on EmpowerHer. We deeply appreciate PROMISE TWINAMUKYE