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Ntusa Okwebaza Kwange by Kyomuhendo Speace

Nkweyanziza nnyo Eli ekitongole ekya Rotarian Camping olw'obuyambi bwe mwampa ku mwana wange Atuhairwe Edwin. Omwana wange namuzaala nga ayina ekituli ku mutima. Kino nakimanya nga wa myezi ena, nga maze okumutuusa eri specialist w'abaana, Dr. Kagwa, ayina edwaliro lye mu Kagadi...

Rtn. Emmanuel Oketch

April 15, 2025

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Children Beneficiaries

Our ECG machine donation initiative has directly impacted the lives of children in need. Through the generous support of our community, we have helped provide life-saving cardiac care and surgical interventions for children across multiple regional hospitals in Uganda.

These young lives represent the heart of our mission - turning camping adventures into meaningful community impact.

Camping Corporates Dinner

The Rotary camping fellowship is requesting for partnership with any interested partners.

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Apr 10, 2025

Leadership

Leadership Lessons From Our Camping️

The Rotary Fellowship of Camping is about more than just pitching a tent; it’s a living laboratory for cultivating effective leadership. This photo, capturing a moment of well-deserved recognition by Rotary International, perfectly illustrates the core lessons we learn in the great outdoors.

Donation of ECG machines

We are incredibly proud to share this moment: the successful donation of 5 vital Electrocardiogram (ECG) machines to Uganda Heart Institute in Mulago, Jinja, Mbarara, Masaka Regional Referral Hospitals, and Busolwe General Hospital in Butaleja. These machines have been used to help over 10,000 patients. Additionally, 12 children have been supported for heart surgeries. This initiative was the primary focus of our recent major camping fundraiser, demonstrating that the funds raised around the campfire directly translate into life-saving equipment and healthcare for our communities.

Namatovu P.

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