The Rotary Club of Konge Lukuli together with Kiwoko Hospital, conducted a Medical Camp at St . Kizito Primary School, Bujuubya. After that, they carried out a Tree Planting exercise with the pupils and staff of the school and the Medical Team from Kiwoko Hospital.
Empowering Refugee Communities
In a powerful demonstration of inclusive service, the club extended its reach to refugee communities in Arua. In collaboration with Rotary Clubs along the Kampala-Arua highway that is Jinja, Mbale, Soroti, Lira, and Arua; the “Cycle for Hope Project” was launched at Rhino Refugee Settlement.
This initiative saw the planting of over 1,000 fruit trees and the distribution of 60 bicycles to beneficiaries. The project aims to ease access to education for children who travel long distances, while also promoting cycling as a sport, livelihood opportunity, and a means of improving physical and mental well-being.
With an estimated budget of USD 19,161.48, the project has been made possible through partnerships with organizations including Cycling for Hope, Crisis Response Network, Minet, AGL, Buffalo Bicycles, World Bicycle Relief, 1 More Child, Mwana Wattu, and Roofings, alongside individual supporters.