Hyvon holds a Bachelor Degree in Social works and Social Administration of Uganda Christian University  – Mukono, Post Graduate Diploma in  Project monitoring and Evaluation of Makerere University. She is currently pursuing a degree in Project Planning and Management from Uganda Management institute ( UMI). Hyvon has more than five ( 5) years working experiences in developmental work, projects and programme, Planning and implementation , coordination and  partnerships ,capacity building mentorship and empowerment , advocacy among others.

She is the co-founder of Cari Innovation Limited, a project that works with youth and women to mentor and empower them  in creation and scaling of innovative solutions for the sustainable development goals. She has volunteered with children of Peace Uganda as a Social Worker Project Officer. Children of Peace Uganda works with  youth/child soldiers, children born in LRA captivity and those orphaned by LRA war and HIV/AIDS, PWD’s, mental problems caused by war  to make them peace ambassadors in their communities. She was responsible for  planning, implementing and coordinating all activities of the social work department. She was also directly responsible for the management of the CPU peace clubs. She  worked with ASB- German NGO known has Good Samaritan in child protection, a UNICEF founded   project which aimed at enhancing children’s access to services and protection. Keeping children alive and safe, she was the focal point person in all the Child violations rights cases, behavior change communication and community mobilization and capacity building. She also worked as a Social Worker Team leader with War Child Holland an NGO operating in central and Northern Uganda, whose overall objectives are to enhance the general well being of children and youth  in conflict and (post) conflict affected areas and contribute to building peaceful societies by improving their psychological well being.

The global goals she most identifies with are Gender Equality (SDG 5) and Zero Hunger (SDG 2) to achieve food security, improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture.

“As global ambassador for Uganda, One of my biggest life lessons and challenges so far in this lifetime has been understanding and regaining my personal power. When I reflect back on my childhood I can see where I created the beliefs that I wasn’t good enough or worthy enough. This wasn’t a conscious thought I remember having but I know that this is where I first learned to believe the story that I wasn’t good enough and so as global ambassador for Uganda I hope to regain my space and power not as global ambassador only but also as someone who is creating a space and platform for young people. I also want to get the  opportunities  to speak to young people and also empower fellow youth, girls and women on achieving sustainable social , economic and even political change. I am  committed to developing my self to the fullest capacity and to serve as a leader and a role model for youth, girls and women in Uganda and globally.”