If you see Wonder J.R. today, you see a man dedicated to pulling others out of the dark. But ten years ago, he was the one trapped in it. Living in London and chasing a dream as a sound engineer, Wonder’s life took a devastating left turn that landed him in a British prison cell and eventually led to a painful deportation back to Uganda. He returned home not to open arms, but to a wall of family rejection. Today, his journey from rock bottom is the driving force behind a movement to save a generation of young Ugandans especially boys and men from fighting their mental battles in silence.
