Bunabumali Guesthouse & Meeting Center
April 2013
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February 2013
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MTN Marathon 9th Edition proceeds Award - BigEye.ug →
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Bududa District is a relatively new district that was created in 2006, with an approximate population of 146,000 people. This disaster and the effects after is what motivated MTN Uganda and other partners; Red Cross, Pinnacle Security, Uganda Athletics Federation(UAF), The New Vision, Huawei, Rwenzori Beverages and the Uganda Police to choose the people of Bududa as beneficiaries of proceeds from the 2012 MTN Kampala Marathon. The landslide events caused significant damage to farmland, crops, and livestock, claimed over 400 human lives and displaced an estimated 5,000 people.
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Will Seats2Meet Uganda look like ths in the end?
We have just secured funding for the next phase of the building project, enough to finish the groundfloor as in this picture. But that;s only the start
January 2013
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“Some changes have yet again taken place in the Management Team of our Ugandan partner. The previous Manager, Emmanuel Norman Nakhokho, has re-joined the team after the rest of the team members were missing his input into running the project. Volunteer East is confident that this change will make the running of the project smooth and the project will flourish yet again. The current contact details for the project are as follows: - Emmanuel Norman Nakhokho (Manager) = Email: nakhokho@gmail.com; Phone = 256 772465135 - Joy Nakhokho (Assistant Manager) = Email: nakhayenze@gmail.com; Phone = 256 706 908930”
—Volunteer East: Current Contact Details for Ugandan Partner
December 2012
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Change of Management Team at Bunabumali project →
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The volunteers who have been to our Ugandan partnership placement site might like to know that there has been some changes to the core management team. The previous key manager, Emmanuel Norman Nakhokho, has left the project and his younger sister, Joy Nakhokho, is now primarily running the project with the help of her parents.
June 2012
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Uganda Red Cross →
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Rescue efforts comprising Uganda Red Cross Society, Office of Prime Minister and Bududa local government continue today (Tuesday) in search of any survivors.
Bunabumali Good samairtan Oprhan & Needy Project →
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more good news from Bunabumali projecct
Bunabumali participates in tradeshow Kampala
Bunabumali Art and crafts from Rural women E Institute on the Trade show in Kampala Hotel African.
May 2012
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B SAMA: China Daily, now out of Africa →
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China’s biggest English-language newspaper is to publish a weekly African edition with bureau in at least two countries on the continent.
The African operation of the state-run China Daily will generate a range of Africa-specific content. It is to be based in Johannesburg, South Africa, with…
April 2012
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“Bunabumali among the first to receive a Western Union MTN branded phone…”
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Customers who receive these phone already have an active MTN Mobile Money account in order to use the new remittance service.
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Bunabumali School Health Centre
BSHC initiative powered by FIMRC,
Within Bududa, the students at Bunabumali Orphan and Needy Project would benefit greatly from a school health centre, to be operated on the school grounds. This proposal is designed as a five-year project.
During Year 1, the school will focus on developing a high-quality first aid post, triage centre, and children’s health management post for student at the school. All student health records will be kept on site, and staff at the health centre will focus on health maintenance and preventive care for children at the school. Children will receive a yearly health assessment from a physician; it will be the full-time staff member’s decision when and how to follow-up with condition identified during wellness checkups.
During Years 2 and 3, the school health centre will gradually begin to expand in size to serve a wider population. During this period, the clinic will expand referral and triage services to the general community. As in Year 1, the health centre will not provide any treatment beyond basic care; however, expanding these services to the public will help the health centre to identify needs and priorities for the facility as it expands to provide comprehensive health services for residents of Bunabumali. Additionally, during this year the school will provide HIV counselling and testing services.
In Years 4 and 5, the school health centre will transition to a fully operational health centre II. With a strong basis of community and family support, the clinic will offer comprehensive clinical and community-based care to individuals using the clinic.
Given its proximity to the school, this health centre will be an ideal mechanism through which to disseminate health information to student at a young age, in order to encourage them to practice good health behaviours throughout their lives.
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