KIKANDWA RURAL COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION (KIRUCODO)
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Introduction:
Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organization (KIRUCODO) is a Non-Governmental Organization registered with NGO Board (S. 5914/ 6476) under the Non-Governmental Organizations Registration statute, 1989. Further, the Organization is incorporated as a Non-Profit group under Section 16(1) of the Companies Act with Reg. No. 109960. Currently the Organization is in Special status with the Economic and Social Council of the UN since 2011. The Organization was formed mainly to focus on Rural Communities development in various sectors for self empowerment. Background: Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organisation started by a small group of rural people who were then running small income generating activities (SIGA) so as to earn daily income for self sustainability within Kikandwa Village Local Council-1, an area with devastating social and economic implications include but not limited to lower literacy level, lower employment rate, poor hygienic conditions, increasing poverty, lack of healthy care centers, women and children human rights abuses, and many others. Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organisation was formed on 6th July 2000. In Febuary 2006 the group resolved to take further step in registering their group as a local Non-Governmental Organisation. Further on 8th Nov. 2006, the registration certificate (NGO Reg. No. S. 5914/6476) was granted to the group under the names of Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organization. On 9th July 2009 the Organization got incorporated as a company Limited by Guarantee.
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Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organization – KIRUCODO is so grateful for the assistance from Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church based in Austin Texas, USA through the leadership of Pastor Dr. Landon Shultz
So far, Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church has support the following projects:
(1) Free scholastic material donations to primary school children of Kikandwa Church of Uganda and Bulijjo Church of Uganda Primary School of over 800 pupils all together.
(2) Construction of a Community Skills Development Centre Shelter at Kikandwa which hosts community skills training in tailoring, typewriting, and others.
(3) Supported the portioning on one of the Organization’s office room into a health community clinic. The clinic is not yet operation as it still lacks in basic equipments and materials.
(4) Supporting the Humanitarian home use basic materials to Elderly, Widows, Disabled and other disadvantaged people.
(5) Support the Skills Development Training Program and Education support to some selected poor students.
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