Keba Yokonia is a certified nurse. He joined the clinic staff in 2018. Before then, he worked in Bulenga, Kampala, in a drug store. He loves working with children and stated that the conditions provided by bosses are favourable. He also thinks that their services are in high demand in the community and surrounding areas.Read more
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Nathan Munyirwa, Medical Centre In –charge Nathan joined the clinic on 15 December in 2018. He holds a diploma in Clinic medicine and Community health. He says he enjoys his work because he likes children and that he enjoys the flexibility the job offers. “There is friendship between workers and a conducive working environment,” heRead more
My name is Stephen Sooka. I am the Program Coordinator of the Kitakule Foundation. My role basically involves planning and supporting the implementation of the foundation’s development programs. I count it as a great honor and opportunity to contribute to the development of a community that would otherwise be disadvantaged if the foundation did notRead more
After Corona virus numbers had surged in the last two months especially in Kampala and Wakiso including many deaths, Uganda went into another lock down. President Museveni had initially announced a lock down to last 42 days, after about a week, he again announced another extension of 42 days and this got many people worriedRead more
The government of Uganda announced on Tuesday (June 29, 2021), that it would give a small package of shs100,000/-, roughly $28 to some people identified as being vulnerable. This commitment was made at a press conference at the Media Centre in Kampala. The minister of Gender made the announcement which was echoed by other ministersRead more
1-How Covid-19 has hit the education sector in Uganda From when the Corona virus (Covid-19) first hit the country in mid-March 2019, Uganda’s education sector has never been the same. It has been hit hard but luckily in the past few weeks and months of this year (2021), several universities have held semi- virtual graduationRead more
About a week ago, the Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni, addressed the nation and introduced a 42 day partial lock down across the country. Just as people were getting to terms with the new lock down, he then addressed the nation again on Friday 18 June and extended the lock down by another 42 days. ThatRead more
Stephen a representative from Kitakule Foundation receiving a book donation Reading is one of the aspects of improving our knowledge that we should embrace regularly. D.E.A.R Day that celebrates this aspect of life. 11th March was Uganda’s D.E.A.R Day as it is celebrated globally on different days. Although we love our dear ones, for theRead more
Covid-19 has caused untold suffering in many communities of rural Uganda. There are limited jobs therefore many cannot afford to buy the basic food materials. The foundation recently provided some basic food materials to vulnerable widows in the villages of Buduudu, Nawanyago and Bupadhengo. Read more
COVID-19 Could Condemn Women and children in rural communities to years of Poverty: Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic on people in our community. COVID-19 has affected everyone, but not equally so. The pandemic is exploiting and exposing deep structural inequalities in economies, health care systems, and societies around the world, with devastating and disproportionate effectsRead more