Causes

With your support, we aim to build a **Community Clinic in Pakwach**—a safe, accessible, and fully equipped healthcare center that will serve over 20,000 people in the region. This clinic will provide essential services such as maternal and child health care, immunizations, treatment for common illnesses, health education, and emergency care. It will be a beacon of hope, ensuring no one is left behind when it comes to their health.

The 2005/6 conception of Maracha-Terego District was on a wrong political footing of divide & rule, politics of identity, political patronage, manipulation characteristic of the broader mismanagement of the politics of Uganda. Maracha East possesses one of the poorest socio-economic scorecards in West Nile and Uganda like Food insecurity, Low household incomes, poor social services, Accelerating environmental degradation, unfriendly human activities, Governance gaps, High redundancy and laziness, High population growth rate & density, Substance abuse among others. The evidence is High average Household size of 5.0, A young & dependent population of 50%, 20.9% mobile phone ownership, only 8.5% owning ICT Gadgets (radio/TV/Computer), 15.1% of 14-64yr olds Unemployed, 47.0% of 15-24yr olds not in Employment, Education & Training, 14.3 lacking access to improved water sources, only 26.2% of Households having access to Electricity, 54.9% Households in Subsistence Economy, 32,8% of the 6-17yr olds out of school. I envision a unified & progressive Maracha East through proactive leadership & transformative socio-economic model (No one behind-Ku vule Ku). “The realities of new Uganda ahead have placed me as an important bridge for the people of Maracha East & West Nile to the New Uganda. I pledge Peaceful co-existence, Participatory Development, Collective Responsibility, Fairness & Equity as we move forward.

Help us launch "The Vinyl Sessions" – a monthly brunch series traveling through music history! Each month features a new theme: 70s Soul, 80s Boogie, 90s Hip-Hop, and iconic AfroFunk. Your support funds our debut and sound system, making this curated journey a new Kampala tradition.