Welcome to the Holiday Edition of our newsletter! Get read to indulge in the festive spirit as we bring you a delightful collection of stories and articles from the months of November and December. all with a charming Christmas theme.
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On September 22, 2023, the Rotaract Club of Kololo marked its 33rd Charter Night with joyous celebrations. The event saw enthusiastic participation from members of the Rotary Club of Kololo, making it a memorable gathering. We’re excited to share glimpses
Introduction. Kinoni is located in Rwampara District Western Uganda on the highway to Mbarara-Kabale main road. Like so many other rural areas in Uganda, poverty is rampant in this area and is manifested by low levels of household productivity, poor
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Capturing Moments of Impact: In collaboration with the Rotary Club of Kololo, the Rotaract Club of Kololo organized a medical camp in Kabanyonyi, Kabale in 2017. Over 1000 individuals received free medical care, thanks to the dedicated efforts of our
Welcome to the January Edition of our newsletter! Start off the new year with a fresh batch of stories and articles curated just for you. This edition is your guide to making the most of the year ahead.
RC Kololo- Kampala and RC New Westminster in partnership with Hear His Voice Uganda and Makerere University Hospital. Persistent social stigma and cultural discrimination have largely marginalized and devalued deaf individuals in Uganda. Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children lack identity in
RC Kololo, RC Kenosha, RC Ibanda and Kitagwenda District Local Government. A 2017 mapping study by Water for People for Kamwenge (Kitagwenda) District showed: 58% had access to safe and clean water 48% had access to improved sanitation facilities 24%
St Joseph Kisaabwa Primary School is located in Butenga Sub-county, Bukomansimbi District. It was founded by the Catholic Church in 1957. It was later taken over by government in 1981, and it is now a public UPE school. Through parents’