Dear Members,
Please find below the link and password to the recording of the Club Assembly held on Sunday, October 2, 2022 at 7:00 pm EAT (Kampala/East Africa).
Buddy Group: EUROPE
Guest Speaker: Dr. Mike Kennedy Sebalu
Topic: District Governor’s Official Visit
Passcode: j5O@m77i
Rotary and Rotaract e-Clubs of Uganda Global launched the 2022 Rotary Cancer Run in the suburbs of Kololo, Kampala, on 20th August 2022. This was in preparation for the 11th Edition of Rotary Cancer Run, slated for 4th September 2022. Rotary International President, Jenifer Jones, will flag-off the 11th Edition of the Cancer Run .
A team from the Rotary eClub of Uganda Global, escorted by the Rotaract eClub of Uganda Global, donated medical drugs to Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative on Tuesday, 2nd Aug 2022. The team, led by Rtn. Christine Onuoha and PDES Jane Kabugo, officially handed over the supplies to Josephine Kaleebi, the Executive Director of Reach Out Mbuya. Other members on the team were Rtn Pius Okullo, CP Marvin Igoma, AP John Baptist Ndanda and PE Ivan John Oyuki.
Josephine Kaleebi explained that they are a faith-based NGO whose major motive is to help people that are affected and infected by/with HIV/AIDs through a holistic approach, while caring for the body, mind and soul of the victims. She said that the organization purely depends on funding from various awards and projects, such as from USAID, CDC and Stephen Louis funded projects. She expressed that the organization is open to more partnerships with the Rotary club.
Reach Out Mbuya focuses on disease prevention and treatment, maternal and child health, basic education and literacy, economic and community development which are part of Rotary’s 7 areas of focus.
Written by CP Marvin Igoma
Passcode: 2Eg!2Y7M
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Passcode: bJ6gp?@6
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eClub of Uganda Global held a joint installation ceremony for the presidents of the Rotary and Rotaract clubs on 28 June 2022. It was a hybrid affair with two physical events – one in Toronto, Canada, and one in Kampala, Uganda – and rotarians attending virtually from all over the world.
On Wednesday 22nd June 2022, Rtn Tom Otwom Obace, Rtn Enid Namirembe, and Rtn Shamilah Nabiyiki met with the staff of Kawuku Parents Primary School, led by the head teacher, Mr David Mwenyi, at the school premises. The meeting was held to develop a strategic plan on how to actively participate and involve all stakeholders on the DEAR DAY, which will be held on 1st July 2022.
D.E.A.R. stands for “Drop Everything And Read” so on this day, everyone in schools and/or community organizations across Uganda shall put down whatever they are doing and engages in reading in an effort to promote reading culture.
The Rotary E-Club of Uganda shall donate reading materials to learners and guide the learners on the best reading practices. This shall be done in partnership with Help Africa.
The staff were very excited about it and have pledged to start preparing the pupils for the D DAY. The Rotarians encouraged the staff to immediately invite and involve the surrounding communities so that the event is communally owned. Community involvement will help to make this a memorable day for the school, and most especially, for the pupils.
