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NARRATIVE REPORT EASTERN AFRICA PROJECTS FAIR 2019

NAME OF PROJECT FAIR: Eastern Africa Projects Fair 2019 LOCATION: Pride – Inn Paradise Hotel, Shanzu, Mombasa, Kenya DATE: April 30-May 4, 2019 CLUB AWARDED GRANT: Dougherty Valley / San Ramon Rotary Club (DVSR RC) (D5160), P.O. Box 239, San Ramon, CA. 94583 ATTENDEE: Michelle Lee, [email protected]

Section I General Information

The Eastern Africa Projects Fair (EAPF) 2019, similar to other Rotary Projects Fairs around the world, was a coming together of Rotary Clubs in Eastern Africa to promote global peace and understanding and to facilitate opportunity for Rotary clubs to collaborate on projects in that region. This was the 2nd edition of the EAPF sponsored by Rotary Districts 9211 and 9212, and featured Rotary clubs from about seven countries, namely Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda. As an EAPF attendance grant recipient, Dougherty Valley /San Ramon (DVSR) RC sought to broaden the club’s international service opportunities with interest in researching the water sanitation and education needs in sub-Saharan Africa. As DVSR RC’s representative, the added objective was to learn from the experience of other Rotarians, be a good will ambassador, and become equipped to serve as a resource to other D5160 clubs, along the 680-corridor, and potentially interest clubs in partnering on projects in eastern Africa or other regions. Other D5160 Rotarians attending the EAPF were, PDG Karl Diekman (Woodland Rotary), PP Sheila Hurst (Redding West Rotary), PDG Laura Young (Anderson Rotary), Chris Young (Anderson Rotary), Jimmy Odusola (Woodland Sunrise Rotary).

Section II Summary of Experience

As a D5160 Project Fair Grant Recipient, Dougherty Valley / San Ramon Rotarian, Michelle Lee attended the Eastern Africa Projects Fair on April 30-May 5, 2019. In conjunction with the Project Fair, Michelle participated in some of the District 9212 & D9211 Conference and Assembly (DCA) events in Mombasa, Kenya, and volunteered for a service tree planting at Mida Creek, Watamu. On site participation provided an invaluable opportunity to meet Rotarians, make friends, and learn about a wide variety of projects in need of international partners. After the EAPF, Michelle visited the Matanya Primary School and donated school supplies and a fund-a-need, and visited Fort Jesus in Mombasa and a few Kenyan national parks before returning to California.

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Eastern Africa Projects Fair 2019 Narrative Report - Lee

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The experience began with an exciting e-mail from D5160 announcing the opportunity of a grant application to Rotary Clubs for travel to one of several Project Fairs in 2018-19. The Dougherty Valley/San Ramon club board approved application for the grant and solicited attendees from members interested in international service, the club foundation, the club board, and the general membership. The DVSR RC had participated in a visioning activity at the start of the Rotary year where the outcome was a strong interest in developing the club’s international service engagement, and the leadership was particularly supportive of any initiatives in this area and thrilled to apply and receive the grant to send a representative to the EAPF. The D5160 contact for the trip, Dr. Sheila Hurst, was highly supportive and helpful in facilitating our travel and lodging arrangements. Preparation for the trip included obtaining an e-Visa for Kenya on-line, and obtaining recommended shots and prescriptions for disease prevention medications from the San Francisco Department of Public Health Immunization and Travel Clinic. The majority of the time on site was devoted to the EAPF. One could easily spend endless hours talking to the sponsoring Rotarians about each fascinating project they had done and were proposing to do. The only limitation was the time and brief respites sought from the heat with elevated temperatures in the outdoor booths above 92 which felt 10 degrees hotter with humidity and enclosed space. In addition to the ongoing fair, the District conference offered interesting and inspirational addresses and presentations by the DG Jeff Bamford, PDG and RIPPR Vyv Deacon, Rotaractor John Mwangi and our own D5160 HEWRAG members PDG Karl Diekman and Dr. Sheila Hurst. There was a lively house of friendship area and evening events which boasted food, fellowship, and fun. There was also time to observe and appreciate the cultural differences and similarities of our hosts and enjoy the warm-hearted nature of the community-minded Rotarians. Following the EAPF Michelle and her husband, Roger, had the privilege and pleasure of visiting the Matanya Primary School outside of Ol Pejeta Wildlife Conservancy in central Kenya. About 100 kids greeted them with smiles and cheerful antics in front of the camera. Each classroom was visited and school supplies, donated by Rotarians and friends, were distributed to the students and teachers. The few dictionaries were received like gold bars and the first aid supplies were gladly received for use during the upcoming sports seasons. The head teacher also able to repair a door and roof with funds given to the school. It was incredible pleasure to convey the good will from donors from far away California to the children at Matanya Primary School. At the end of the trip Michelle and Roger visited Tsavo West National Park, Amboseli National Park, Mount Kenya, and Ol Pejeta Conservancy through a tour well designed by CAT Safari’s and smoothly coordinated through Rotarian PP Kathy Gailey.


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The primary take-a-ways from the trip were a greater understanding and appreciation for the kind of projects that a club and district may support and the introduction to the challenges and faced by the people and the priorities of the Rotary Clubs in Eastern Africa. In particular an adequate supply of clean water is a tremendous challenge to many communities and unclean water and water scarcity diminishes life and the quality of life throughout the region. Projects in all of Rotary International’s focus areas are to be found and partnerships with honest, kind, and hard-working Rotarians can be had. Lessons learned were gleaned from every conversation. It was an enjoyable and educational experience which will be long remembered and more importantly, shared, and applied going forward. Presentations to the 6-clubs in the 680-corridor were offered and in planning. Further discussion and action in support of international service projects is planned in the RC of Dougherty Valley / San Ramon in 2019-20. In closing, D5160’s continued grant funding to attend project fairs is recommended as an investment in RI’s most valuable asset, Rotarians, and its global mission to serve others and advance peace, goodwill, and understanding.

Arrival at Pride Inn Paradise Hotel RC of Kitengela


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Jimmy Odusola RC of Milimani

RC of Mombasa Central RC of Nairobi East

RC of Malindi RC of Nairobi Thika Road About 40 Rotary Clubs and International partners exhibited at the EAPF.


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Chris Young extends a welcoming hand D5160 delegation: Jimmy Odusola, PDG Karl

Diekman, PDG Laura Young, Michelle Lee, Chris Young, and PP Sheila Hurst

Karl Diekman Laura and Chris Young Sheila Hurst Michelle Lee

Chris Young & Laura Young with Rotarians Michelle with Janet Mathenge


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Advocates for women’s health RC of Uganda Planting Mangrove Trees

Visiting a Maasai Village School Supplies for Matanya Primary

Building good will Smiles, hugs, & thumbs up for dictionaries


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A few necessities distributed Wimbi porridge time

New friendships


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Section III

List of EAPF Projects

Project Name Description Rotary Club & Contact

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Endegaget School Feeding Project

Endegaget School Feeding Project RC of Addis Ababa West (Ethiopia) POC: Asfaw Ayelign, +251-911767048 [email protected]

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School Canteen Kitchen

School Canteen Kitchen RC of Addis Ababa West POC: Asfaw Ayelign, +251-911767048 [email protected]

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Promoting Basic Literacy in Public School Promoting Basic Literacy in Public School

RC of Addis Ababa West POC: Asfaw Ayelign, +251-911767048 [email protected]

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Tiwi Girls Secondary School

The school needs a dining hall and a learning resource center to provide library resources, and specialized instruction and tutoring for improved English literacy, and a small computer use space. Project Cost: $36,000 for Dining Hall, and $12,000-15,000 for a resource center.

RC of Diani POC: Dr. Eda Beauttah 0724744972 [email protected], [email protected]

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Newgen Peace Builders Fellowship Program

Newgen Peace Builders Provide scholarships for Primary, Secondary, and higher education’s students (fees, uniforms, and learning materials)

RC of Juba (South Sudan) POC: Emmanuel Ecodu [email protected]

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WASH in Schools Literacy and Education (Digital Content computers and computer chairs

Improve clean Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene at the Karen C Primary and Secondary School located in Langata, Kenya. The Project will benefit 1,768 students and teachers. Total cost is $73,370 USD The objective of the Literacy and Education project is to equip schools with computers, produce more content and scale up digital education in the Karen community’s slum based non-formal schools and poor public schools in Kenya. Train and equip both students and teachers. Total Cost: $177,949 USD

RC of Karen POC: Aloysius Bukenya, +254 718 041194, [email protected]

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Cervical Cancer Prevention in Kenya

Increase cervical cancer awareness in 4 target counties, benefitting 40,746 pre-adolescent girls in school. Approx. 660 women will receive free cervical cancer screening using HPV screening. Approx. 100 Champions (including Rotarians) will receive training as prevention ambassadors at the community level.

RC of Karen POC: Aloysius Bukenya, +254 718 041194, [email protected]



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Handwashing kits in public primary schools under Work Program

Handwashing kits in public primary schools under Work Program

RC of Kikuyu POC: George Ngotho, +254 721 215215 [email protected]

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Water and sanitation, community water supply

The Uhola Community water project in the Uhola Village, Jera Sub-location- Siaya County will provide clean water and sanitation for an estimated 1,110 people within 111 homesteads. Project Cost: $58,869.

RC of Lang’ata (Nairobi) POC: Nashon Omondi, +254 722 410798, [email protected]

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Basic Education, Water and Sanitation

Refurbishment of Kwa Kathule Primary School. Ngolyan village (Kwa Kathule area), Kathome sub-location – Machakos County, will benefit 407 students and teachers at the school. Project cost: $96,434 USD


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Refurbishing and stocking a Community Library

The Wandui primary community library project in the Kairi Sub-Location, Gatundu North – Kiambu County will provide access to reading, learning and research facilities in the community. Over 200 community residents will benefit from the project including 400 students and 15 teachers at Wandui Primary. Project Cost: $16,320.


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Enhancing community water provision

Improve the reliability and safety of water RC of Lang’ata (Nairobi) POC: Nashon Omondi, +254 722 410798, [email protected]

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Education and Literacy WASH

Construction of classroom and library lock for Bwagamoyo Primary School located in a marginalized community. Beneficiaries are 700 students and 50 students in the pre-primary class. Project Cost: $35,000 Rehabilitation of an 8-door toilet block and construction of 2-door ventilated improved pit (VIP) latrine block. Benefits over 750 students and staff. Project Cost: $7,500

RC of Bamburi-Mombasa POC: Stephen Ngigi, +254 700 719 344 Desmond Nyandega [email protected] POC: Edna Inyangala +254 725 523 267 [email protected]

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Utugi Angels Centre for youth with mental disability Safety and Awareness Training

Economic Sustainability and Community development for a youth center. Project Cost: $11,884 The project works with children aged 10-14 yrs providing self-awareness and self-defense training for promoting peace in the community Project Cost: $7,620

RC of Muthaiga POC: Agnes Wanjiru Kiraithe, 0721240372 or 0722510372, [email protected]

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Baby Mwanzo Packs

Supply new born babies’ packs which includes nappies, diarrhea kit, water guard, baby clothes, antiseptic, soap, etc., designed to combat infant mortality. Will benefit 600 mothers and impact 4,200 members in community. Training included. Boxes serve as

RC of Muthaiga POC: Agnes Wanjiru Kiraithe, 0721240372 or 0722510372, [email protected]




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an incentive to encourage mothers from disadvantaged areas to attend antenatal clinics. Project Cost $1,980

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Safety and awareness training for a peaceful community

The project works with children aged 10-14 providing self-awareness and self-defense training. Raises awareness about violence in the community and increases capacity to be peace ambassadors. Serves 60+ children. Project Cost: $7,620.

RC of Muthaiga POC: Agnes Wanjiru Kiraithe, 0721240372 or 0722510372, [email protected] POC: Rachel Muthoga, +254 0705 576 746, [email protected]

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Kajiado – Safe Water for Schools

Support 11 Schools with rain water harvesting and sanitation solutions, including water tank construction and sanitation facilities. Project is ongoing. 2,500+ benefited. 4 WASH projects.

RC of Nairobi East POC: Tom Shivo, +254 722 730 071 [email protected]

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Construction of sanitation facilities and provision of water

Building tanks for provision of clean water. Improving the quality of care through water, sanitation and hygiene in health care facilities

RC of Nakuru POC Purity Kavuri, 0721 286 389 [email protected]

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Nakuru Library Refurbishment

Purchase of books, furniture, murals, carpeting, and educational games. Project Cost: $22,100.

RC of Nakuru POC Ashley Gasperi, 0727 230 166 [email protected]

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Reducing maternal and Neonatal mortality in Nakuru county

Training of 50 health care providers in Emergency pregnancy and delivery case management and care of low weight babies. Project Cost: $76,635.

RC of Nakuru POC Ashley Gasperi, 0727 230 166 [email protected]

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Mwanki dispensary A life Saving Project

Mwanki dispensary A life Saving Project RC of Nakuru POC Ashley Gasperi, 0727 230 166 [email protected]

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WASH Project at St. Peters Primary School

WASH Project at St. Peters Primary School RC of Nairobi Muthaiga North POC: Alex Kaniu, +254 725 650 020 [email protected]

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Financing New Born Units

Equipment and Staff training in Kenya to reduce the maternal and infant mortality and morbidity improve access to essential maternity and infant medical services improve capacity of health facilities. Partner with 14 Rotary Clubs and 5 Districts.

RC of Nairobi Muthaiga North POC: Alex Kaniu, +254 725 650 020 [email protected]

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WASH Project at Gathiriga Primary School

WASH Project at Gathiriga Primary School RC of Nairobi Muthaiga North POC: Alex Kaniu, +254 725 650 020 [email protected]

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WASH Project Maternal Health

Ablution Block at Kisiwa Primary in Thika for staff and 700 pupils. Sanitary towels donation at Kiboko Primary School, 60+ children Rehabilitation & Equipping the Maternity wing at Mbici Dispensary

RC of Nairobi Thika West POC: Benjamin Githae, 0724 918 017 [email protected] Josiah Karanja, 0722 660 500 [email protected]




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Feeding program in public primary schools in Meru County

Feeding program in public primary schools in Meru County

RC of Nkubu POC: Timothy Mutugi Murithi 0725 626 427 [email protected]

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Empowerment of young Entrepreneurs in rural areas in Kenya

Application online. Entrepreneurship Training through the creation of 1,000 business plans

RC of Nkubu POC: Timothy Mutugi Murithi 0725 626 427 [email protected]

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Borehole drilling and water supply

Borehole drilling and water supply RC of Nkubu POC: Timothy Mutugi Murithi 0725 626 427 [email protected]

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Adopt a litter bin Ngong Sub County Hospital Equipment Proposal

Resolve the uncontrolled disposal of litter in the and environmental pollution in the Ngong Hills area outside of Nairobi. Expand bed capacity and maternity department including establishment of a new Born Unit, and upgrading hospital laboratory. Serves surrounding population of 400,000. Project Cost: $78,065

RC of Ngong Hills POC: Martin Miritii [email protected]

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Boda Boda rider’s safety, wellness and peace project

Improve training and safety of motorcycle riders and their passengers. Improve discipline and work ethic for boda boda and other road users. Improve culture of peace and national cohesion. Benefits 1000 boda boda Riders in Ngong Township and surrounding areas. Project Costs $62,000.


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Community Library rationale

Improve basic literacy, information access, and knowledge. A local library in Ngong Township will serve a Ngong and Ololua communities of 200,000 people. Project Cost: $17,000


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Construction of an Ablution Block and Installation of Water Tanks and Water Harvesting Systems

A borehole for the Nanyuki CCM Primary school. Students currently bring water from home to school for drinking and ablutions. Water tanks are required. Project Cost is $48,777 USD.

RC of Nyeri POC: Faith Mutheu 0722 588 785 [email protected]

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Construction of sanitation facilities and provision of water

Special need students require specialized toilets. Wash basins are required. The neighboring community currently uses the school’s toilets. This project will improve hygiene at Nanyuki CCM Primary. Project cost is $48,777 USD

RC of Nyeri POC: Faith Mutheu, Pauline Miriga, Haron Kamau 0722 588 785, +254 721 595 245 [email protected]

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Improving Learning Experience in

Improving Learning Experience in Secondary Schools

RC of Syokimau POC: Katie Simba [email protected]


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Secondary Schools

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Sanitation for Schools in Homabay and Migori Counties

Sanitation for Schools in Homabay and Migori Counties

RC of Syokimau POC: Katie Simba [email protected]

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Solarization of Borehole Water Pumps

Solarization of Borehole Water, solar water pumps (green energy) for 457 students. Budget $25,000 USD

RC of Westlands POC: Antonie Murunga, 0722 806 752 [email protected]

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Computer Lab Equipping of a computer lab for 100 students including Desktop computers, installation and network, whiteboard, computer desks and chairs at Precious Girls High School, Juja.

RC of Westlands POC: Antonie Murunga, 0722 806 752 [email protected]

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Education and Literacy

Education and Literacy Project RC of Embu Kirima Ntiribe 0714 026 988

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Water and Sanitation

Water and Sanitation Project RC of Utumishi POC George Oyeho 0710 855 115 [email protected]

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Reachout Recovery Women Safe Living Program

Construction of a safe house in Mombasa County for community empowerment. Women with past drug problems, financially impoverished, lacking in education Kibo Special Secondary School, Braille Machines for Writing. Project Cost: $8,678 Kibo Primary School, Meru County, construction of a school library for enhancing education Additional Projects for Kibo Secondary School: Water Tank $1,157/. Van/School bus $19,285. Perimeter Fence $28,928. Classroom furniture $28,928.

RC of Mombasa Central POC: Taib Abdulrahman +254 722 796 287 [email protected]

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Rain Water Harvesting Borehole Water Project

Kyenze Primary School, Kitui County Rain Water harvesting and the Karuka primary School, Suswa Community Schools Water Harvesting & Sanitation Project, Narok County, Also the Engaroni Primary will provide a sustainable clean source of water which will improve student health and retention. Improved sanitation and hygiene training will be included. Project Cost: $150,000 (3 projects 50,000 each) Benefits Westlands Primary School, about 1,160 students. Project Cost: $37,270

RC of Hurlingham POC: Veronica Ndiumbi +254 722 960 280 [email protected] Joint Project with RC of Hurlingham, and RC of Westlands



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POC: Antonie Murunga, +0722 806 752 [email protected]

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Access to hygienic drinking water

Access to hygienic drinking water. RC of Kirinyaga POC: Muchiri Mwangi [email protected]

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Cancer Program Preventing the occurrence and managing the effects of cervical, Breast, and prostate cancers in Uganda by improving awareness, access, and treatment at St Francis, Hospital Nsambya Ongoing funding for Rotary Family Health Days (RFHDs)—over 1 million beneficiaries to date (multi-district program)

RC of Kampala Ssese Islands (Uganda) POC: Rogers Mbaura www.ucandarotary.org

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Sam Oweri Health Centre Wheel Chair

Providing health education, medical treatment and research, rehabilitation, and counseling to youth to the people in Kabalagala and surrounding areas (200K people) including migrants and refugees Wheel chairs distribution to uncovered districts and refugee camps

RC of Kampala Nsambya (Uganda) POC: Mukasa Abdul Nassar +254 772 591-720 [email protected]

Sam Owori Rotary Vijana Poa VIlliage

Rotary educational youth enterprise and vocational training Project Costs: Solar Powered Water System: $50,000 Twelve Skills Workshops & Labs: $50,000 Twelve Dormitories: $80,000 Eighteen Staff units: $36,000 Mutli-purpose Main Building: $3,000,000

RC of Kampala North POC: Dr. Louis Kasekende +256 752 222 500 [email protected] POC: Robert Waggwa Nsibirwa +256 752 691 618 [email protected]

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Adopt a Village Baringo Humanitarian Project, education and literacy support; improvements at health facility; rain water harvesting.

RC of Nkumba POC: George Mirie, +256 774 449 242 [email protected]

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WASH and Basic Education & Literacy

Has completed and ongoing projects in WASH and Basic Education and Literacy. Their Literacy project raised funds for a donation to a community library and to the Dagoretti South Empowerment Centre

RC of Lavinton (Nairobi) http://www.rotarynairobilavington.org

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Water & Sanitation Project

DEB Solio Secondary School project objectives include putting up gutters on two classroom and admin blocs and providing seven 10K litrs water tanks, compete the ablution blocks and build a proper wash area. Provide clean drinking water for the students and for cooking. Support the agriculture class projects so they can practice farming and grow produce for the school feeding program.

RC of Nanyuki

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Water Project Kiruru Mwanga District clean water project for about 2,135 villagers.

RC of Moshi-Mwanga (Tanzania) POC: Tegemea Mfanga



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Slum Education and Literacy County Polytechnic

Construct Simple schools with toilets and hand washing facilities benefitting 300 slum children. Project Cost: $182,000 Repair Classrooms, equip workshops, promote self-reliance. The school provides training in trades and enables youth to become economically independent. Promotes growth of local economies. Project Cost: $110,000

RC of Milimani POC: Beauttah Siganga, +254 723 700 001 [email protected]

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WASH and other Programs

Hand washing stations, build toilets at Noonkopir Primary with Project Cost of $6,000. 2. Build a modern kitchen & jiko at Utumishi Primary, benefiting 700 students, and at GK Prisons with Project Cost of $6,000 each. 3. Osotua Women@Work developing the local economy near Namanga town with Project Cost of $3,000. 4. Medical camp and wheel chair supply. Other projects see slide presentation.

RC of Kitengela POC: Lucy Munga, +254 722 824 763 [email protected] POC: Timothy Kitenge, +254 737 595 901 [email protected]

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Construction of a Kitchen Construction of a Kitchen Classroom Painting Construction of 4 classrooms

Benefits Olkeri Primary School with 800 kids and staff. Project Cost: $15,000 Benefits Olteyani Primary School. Project Cost: $15,000 Nkoroi Mixed Day Secondary School, Classroom painting. Project Cost: $6,000. Olteyani Primary School Construction of 4. Classrooms. Project Cost: $80,000

RC of Ongata Rongai POC: Miriam Komu [email protected]

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School Desks Project Wheelchairs Project Classroom Rehab

As a focus of education and literacy, this project provides student desks to schools in need. Project costs vary. Increases access to rehabilitative resources, reduce dependency, enhance social inclusion, allow students mobility to improve education and life. Project Cost: $37,179. Various. Contact club for more information.

RC of Malindi POC; Mr. Kiponda, Service Director 0724 820 169 [email protected]

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Adopt a River Initiative Hope Children Center

Clean the river area and educate community on protecting the environment. Nine Rotary clubs collaborating with this UN Environmental Program initiative. Rehabilitation of the Children’s Home

RC of Thika POC: Rita Kaari +254 701 120 437 [email protected]

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Bomani-Malde Rural Health Centre

Through renovations and equipment provision, establish a model maternity rural health center focusing on maternal and child health.

RC of Mtwapa POC: Francis Righa, +254 722 269 286 John Muraya, +254 722 660 398




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Provide refresher training in basic life support and management of acute complications during labor and delivery. Serving local population of 12k inhabitants. Total budget: $66,204 Raised by mid-April 2019: $31,990 Still Required: $34,214

Marianne Darwinkel, +254 724 247 181

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Mengo Hospital Rotary Blood Bank D9211 initiative Rotary Family Health Days Program

The Rotary Blood Bank at Mengo Hospital is a public-private partnership to establish a 7,500 sq. ft, centrally a/c, facility to collect blood and supply the hospital. This will be the second blood bank in Uganda. Currently there is only one blood banks that serves a population of 37.58M people. D9211 comprises of Tanzania and Uganda; 39 clubs in Tanzania & 76 Clubs in Uganda. Funds raised so far US$ 400,00 Funding gap on Construction: US $656,000 Total Gap: US $1.1m Cancer Screening, Blood Donation, Hep B testing, dental and optical services, General Medical check-ups, etc.

Rotary District 9211 (Uganda, Tanzania) POC: Ronald Kawaddwa +256 772 493 786 [email protected] Deo Kalikumutima +256 755 945 674 [email protected] POC: Stephen Mwanje, +256 752 727 678 [email protected]

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Tumaini agribusiness for the differently abled

Provide Tumaini Green Arava Farmer’s Kits to institutions for the differently abled in order to provide better nutrition, a source of income and training in the agro-economy.

RC of Nairobi South POC: Esta Kaigwa, +254 722 762 936 rotarynairobisouth@gmailcom Serah Mutua, +254 725 545 644

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Mwiki Primary & Kamenu Primary school desk project

Proposal for provision of desks to public and primary schools to enhance education & literacy Provision of 200 desks and 20 benches to Mwiki Primary and 254 desks to Kamenu Primary. Project Cost: $ 33,080

Joint project between RC of Nairobi Thika Road and RC of Thika West Julius Kihoro, +254 722 678 386 [email protected] Mercy Chege, +254 723 213 842 [email protected]

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Equipping a delivery unit at Kiungururia Dispensary, Kenya Mentorship programs Education sponsorship Kasarani Police Station CPU rehab

Equipping a maternity (delivery) unit in the dispensary in an area where three dispensaries exist where six are advised. This unit would allow women in the area to receive care. Project Cost: $6,080 US Mentorship program for students and & teaching staff of Kariobangi North Primary Kairi Boys and Kambaa High School Proposed rehabilitation of a child protection unit at Kasarani Police Station

RC of Nairobi Thika Road POC: Julius Kihoro, +254 0722 262 147 [email protected] Miriam Kaniaru, 0722 678 386 [email protected]

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Ablution Block at Kisiwa Primary

A sanitation & hygiene project for staff & 700 pupils. Funding for Sanitary towels donation.

RC of Thika West POC: Josiah Karanja, 0772 660 500 [email protected]






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Rehabilitation of Mbici Dispensary Tree planting at local schools

Rehabilitation & Equipping the Maternity wing at Mbici Dispensary. Equipping the maternity at Gatura Dispensary. Make the community more inviting. One-year supply at Kiboko Primary School

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