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Polio, blood donation and Vaccination.

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Partnered with the local authorities, and RAC Konge Lukuli in the polio community awareness campaign with a nutritional walk around areas of Makindye, Konge and Kizungu, during which we raised around Ugx.400,000. The Chief Walker was the Country Funds Coordinator, MD Andrew Kameraho who was represented by the Vice Country Chair, Rtn. Yusuf Kigoye who erected our 1st Club Signage as a way of increasing our visibility.


Members of the Club participated in the Immunization Polio Campaign at Ggaba for D9214 & D9213.


Revamping of the Maternity ward at Hope Clinic: We renovated the Maternity Ward, tiled all floors, and painted the entire Clinic. This was implemented in Trio of RCs Konge Lukuli, Kansanga, and Makindye West.


Together with the Rotary Clubs of Makindye West Kampala, Ggaba, Konge Lukuli, and RACs Konge Lukuli and KIU, we carried out a blood donation drive in Ggaba Market where a total collection of 26 units of blood was done.


Beyond outreach, the Club contributed to strengthening healthcare systems through the donation of an Oxygen Plant worth USD 33,833 to Hope Clinic Lukuli and our partners Abacus Pharma (A) Ltd contributed USD 30,334 and Hope Clinic USD 541.The renovation of the facility was also done in collaboration with the Rotary Clubs of Kansanga and Makindye West.

The District Governor Christine Kyeyune Kawooya Commissioned the Oxygen Plant at Hope Clinic – Lukuli Nanganda Tuesday 2nd June, 2026


Expanding Access to Healthcare

Access to quality healthcare remained a central priority. In partnership with fellow Clubs under Lake Victoria Zone 9, i.e. RC Namasuba and RC Makerere Kampala, on 6th Dec 2025 we held a joint medical camp at Ndejje Health Centre IV, providing essential services to over 200 patients from the surrounding communities.


The club also participated in the Ggaba Corridor Clubs’ Medical Camp at Namuwongo, hosted by the Rotary Club of Muyenga, extending services to over 1,000 beneficiaries.

Such efforts were complemented by another outreach at St. Kizito Primary School Bujuubya in Nakaseke where we partnered with Kiwoko Hospital to extend medical care to more than 300 individuals.



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