Current Projects

NAKAKONGE AND KIRINDI WATER, SANITATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Perched on the western banks of the River Nile about 30 kilometres from its source in the town of Jinja in Uganda, lie the sleepy twin villages of Nakakonge and Kirindi. By road, the villages are about 90 kilometres north east of Kampala, the capital city of Uganda.

Fishing was once an important activity but with overfishing and population growth, this has now declined significantly. Villagers are now engaged mainly in subsistence agriculture.

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Past Projects

List of Past Projects Successfully Implemented by the Rotary Club of Muyenga

 

PROJECT
CATEGORY
PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROJECT VALUE IN US$ PARTNER BENEFICIARIRIES

HEALTH a)

Medical Equipment, Medicines and Related Pharmaceuticals 900,000 Brothers & Brothers of Pittsburg (USA)
  • Nsambya Hospital
  • Rubaga Hospital
  • Mengo Hospital

 

b)

ECG Machine/X-ray Units Image Intensifier (from UK) 400KVA Standby Generator 250,000 Re-union/USA & UK Friends
  • Nsambya Hospital

 

c)

Assorted Hospital Equipment 4,500 Matching Grant
  • Nsawo Dispensary (Luwero District)

d)

3-H Grant Programme Rotary Club of Kampala
Rotary Club of Rubaga
  • Uganda Heart Institute (Mulago)

e)

A Running Immunisation Programme (once monthly) mainly against Polio and other immunisable diseases
  • Residents of Namuwongo and its Suburbs

f)

Equipping of a Maternity/Dispensary Unit with Hospital/Medical items, Water tanks and lighting facilities Matching Grants
  • Kabule Health Centre (Mityana)

EDUCATION a)

A couple of full Container loads of Assorted Books and Scholastic Materials were received (USA) and Rotary in Australia
  • Makerere University

b)

Children’s Play Park designed and constructed by the club
  • Nsambya Babies Home

c)

Book Packages and Recreational facilities donated Local Initiative
  • Nsimbi Educational Centre
  • St. Kizito Primary School (Kansanga)

 

d)

School Desks, Computers and assorted Educational items sourced Matching Grant
  • St. Paul Kaaso Primary School – Kabira (Rakai District)

 

e)

Reading Books and Children’s Play Kits 17,062
  • SOS Children’s Villages (Entebbe/ Kakiri/ Gulu)

 

f)

School Aid Kits and a Nutrition Project (Poultry Farm) 11,650 Matching Grant
  • Namuwongo Orphans School

g)

Bicycles for carrying out Field Research Co-operation with International Friends from Belgium
  • Nkozi University

h)

Scholarships for 11 intelligent but orphaned primary school going pupils. We pay their school fees 1,100 (Per year) Soroptimist Women of Greater Albany – USA
  • 11 Children from 3 different Schools
  • 40 Orphans per year

i)

20 Computers/ Carpentry and Metal Fabrication Workshop Tools and Equipment under our Centennial Project 45,000 Matching Grant and Donation
  • Nsambya Youth Sharing Centre

j)

Participation/ identification of successful candidates for the Group Study Exchange Programme Club Participation
  • Rtn. Justice Remmy Kasule (Team Leader)
  • Robert Muwanga (ICT Manager(MOF))
  • Hood Luyima (Land Surveyor)
  • Amina Nabalamba (Educationist)
  • Samson Kironde

 

k)

Provision of Solar Oven 14,000 Matching Grant
  • Ssaku School – Luwero District

 

l)

Provision of Solar Oven 13,700 Matching Grant
  • St. Paul Kaaso School – Rakai District

 

WATER PROJECTS a)

Provision of Clean Water from a borehole 13,000 MG 658750
  • Residents (1400 people) of Janya Village (Mpigi District)

 

b)

Provision of Clean Water (Borehole) and collection of rainwater 13,000 MG 58982
  • Kasamu Village and School near Mpigi

c)

Provision of clean water 15,000 Matching Grant
  • Ssumba Village and School (450 people)

 

d)

Provision of clean water (borehole) 13,000 Matching Grant
  • Residents of Kanyogoga village
  • 2 schools in Wakiso district

 

e)

Provision of clean water (borehole) and a collection of rainwater 14,448 MG 59702
  • St. Paul School and COMMUNITY

 

f)

Provision of clean water (borehole) and a collection of rainwater 14,933 MG 59456
  • Kyato and Kitabyama Community
  • Schools (1400 people) in Masaka district

g)

Water Treatment training and provision of clean water using sand filters 14,000 Matching Grant
  • On identification

h)

Provision of clean water Matching Grant
  • Schools in Rwenge / Rukungiri District

 

i)

Provision of clean water (borehole) Matching Grant
  • Nsamu-Kasumagira Community

 

INCOME GENERATING PROJECTS a)

Mushroom Growing Project 10,200

Matching Grant

  • R.C.C. of Kawuku Women’s Group

 

b)

Piggery Rearing Projects 25,000 Matching Grant
  • R.C.C. of Muyenga
  • St. Paul Kaaso Primary School (Kabira)
  • St. Francis Street Children’s Home/ Nsambya

 

c)

Poultry projects 28,500 Matching Grant
  • Namuwongo Orphanage School
  • Nsambya Babies Home
  • St. Francis Street Children’s Home

 

d)

Wheelchair Fabrication Project Matching Grant
  • Mobility Appliances for Disabled Entrepreneurs (MADE) at Mengo Kampala

 

e)

Fruit Groove Project 6,830 Matching Grant
  • Kabule Community (Mityana)

 

f)

Vanilla / Moringa Growing Project 7,850 Matching Grant
  • Lwogi Village R.C.C (Luwero)

 

g)

3 Protected Spring Wells 4,385 Matching Grant
  • Namuwongo Suburbs (Kampala)

 

h)

Livestock (Cows) Matching Grant
  • St. Francis Street Children’s Home/ Nsambya

 

OTHER SUPPORTED a)

Individuals Grants Programme to Uganda Health; Education and other Humanitarian Projects
  • Individuals from Overseas

 

b)

Providing periodically Vocational Career Guidance Programmes / Seminars.
  • Youths

c)

Tree Planting and Protection of environmental Programmes
  • Kiwoko Hospital (Luwero)
  • Kabira Primary School (Rakai)

 

d)

Annual Identification and Recognition of Rotary Vocational Awardees.
  • Numerous