Our 2024 Projects

PROJECT 1 : Malaria Prevention and Control Measures at Kisalosalo Zone, Kyebando Parish, Kawempe Division, Kampala, Uganda
  • July 9, 2024
  • Kisalosalo Zone, Kyebando Parish, Kawempe Division, Kampala, Uganda
  • Rotary E-club of Naguru, Crutches 4 Africa, Rena Community Development Association

Key Activities:

  1. Community awareness on Malaria
    1. Activity Description: community sensitization on prevention and control of malaria and methods of prevention.
    2. Outcome: Increased awareness among residents about the importance of using mosquito nets to prevent malaria.

 

  1. Distribution of Mosquito nets
    1. Activity Description: 100 mosquito nets were distributed to residents of Kamwokya, with a special focus on Lisa Care that houses disadvantaged Persons living with Disabilities.
    2. Outcomes: Expected reduction in the incidence of malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases in the community, Improved health and well-being of the residents, particularly those in Lisa Care and Strengthened community ties and increased trust in local health initiatives.
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PEOJECT 2 : Plant your balance’ in Moroto and Musalaba, Amuru District
  • 3rd, 23rd, 28th August 2024
  • Moroto Regional Referral Hospital, Moroto Municipality and Musalaba Village, Amuru District
  • Rotary E-Club of Naguru, Moroto Municipality Local Government, Local Community, St. Stephen Church, Musalaba and Wi Tochi Agroforestry Group

Key Activities:

  1. Planting trees in Moroto Regional Referral Hospital and Moroto Municipality streets
    1. Activity Description: planting 1200 fruits as well as 200 timber trees in Moroto Regional Referral Hospital and Moroto Municipality streets
    2. Outcome: Environmental conservation and community development as well as fighting malnutrition in the badly hit areas
  2. Distribution of tree seedlings to St. Stephen Church, Musalaba and Wi Tochi Agroforestry Group Musalaba village in Amuru District.
    1. Activity Description: 2,718 tree seedlings, a mixture of avocado, jackfruit and mangoes
    2. Outcome: Environmental conservation and community development as well as nutritional benefits
PROJECT 3: Empowering the school and surrounding community at St. Martin Primary School, Lukome

Key Activities:

  1. Training in Making Reusable Pads:
    • Target Group: 120 girls, 22 parents, and 7 teachers.
    • Activity Description: The participants were trained in the process of making reusable pads as a means to address menstrual hygiene. This will provide a sustainable solution for girls to stay in school during their periods.
    • Outcome: Girls and women were empowered with skills to make reusable pads, and the school was provided with materials to continue making pads after the training.
  2. Donation of a Sewing Machine:
    • Purpose: To support the school in making reusable pads.
    • Outcome: The sewing machine will enable the school to produce more reusable pads and train additional students and community members.
  3. Provision of Walking Aides to PwDs:
    • Beneficiaries: Close to 50 persons with disabilities (PwDs).
    • Items Donated: Crutches, walking sticks, knee braces, and a lumbar corset.
    • Outcome: These donations will help improve the mobility and quality of life for the beneficiaries.
  4. Educational Materials Donation:
    • Items Donated: 4 cartons of chalk, 48 mathematical sets, and 60 BELEP (Basic Education and Literacy Enhancement Program) books.
    • Outcome: These materials will enhance the learning experience for students at St. Martin Primary School, particularly in improving literacy and mathematics.
  5. Tree Planting:
    • Trees Donated and Planted: Over 1,000 trees.
    • Outcome: The tree-planting exercise was carried out both at the school and in the surrounding community. This effort is part of a long-term environmental sustainability initiative to improve the region’s forest cover.
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