A retired considers small-scale Profitable Kuroiler keeping for a living

This morning, Kabizi Wankwale Uganda Housing Cooperative Chairman Mr. Serunjoji John picked a total of 68 one-month old chicks from our farm in Mukono.
He considers small-scale profitable Kuroiler keeping as the best option for any one of his age to earn a significant income easily while home as well as ready access to protein-rich food.

Lastly, place your order today for one-day and one-month old Kuroiler chicks.

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Bluebonnet Scholastic Material Distribution to Sir. Apollo Kaggwa (Buwaali) Primary School

Last Friday the 03rd of March, 2017, we reached out to over 200 pupils of Sir. Apollo Kaggwa Primary School Kawaali with scholastic materials. The materials were donated by Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of Austin, Texas, USA. 

During our visit to the school, we discovered that the school had fewer streams to accommodate all the seven classes of pupils. Because of this, some classes were sharing a classroom as you can see below. Again, we discovered that Primary One (P.1) class of children of less than 5years was IN A VERY SORRY STATE as you can watch this VIDEO and we call on your support to help this school in terms of infrastructure development.

To catch up with what happened, please watch this VIDEO and the photo slideshow below.

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BLUEBONNET HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO DROUGHT-AFFECTED KIBIRIBIRI ELDERY, WIDOWS AND CHILDREN

Yesterday we distributed humanitarian basic needs to the elderly and widows of Kibiribiri villages here in Uganda.

We usually reach OUT to the most needy with humanitarian basic needs in life. Here in Uganda we are hit by serious drought with no hope of serious crop harvest in the near future. Families especially in rural communities survive on only a simple meal everyday and others survive on tree leaves.

Thank you BLUEBONNET for supporting our Humanitarian food assistance to the elderly, children and widows.

We still need food assistance to reach out to the most affected communities. Thank you

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Bluebonnet Donation Distribution to the Elderly affected by a long drought

Yesterday we reached out to the elderly and widows of Kikandwa Villages with Humanitarian basic needs donated by Bluebonnets Christian Church of Austin, Texas.
We currently support communities affected by a long drought with food here in Uganda and we call for your support in terms of food or cash for buying food and basic materials for the affected communities.

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Keeping Kuroiler Chicken to raise money for building homes for members of Uganda Housing Cooperative Union

This week, we started to develop a Sustainable profitable Kuroiler Chicken keeping business plan for five Housing Cooperative Societies under UHOCHU namely: Kabizi-Wankwale, Kidokolo-Twezimbe, Nnongo, Nkokonjeru-Caritas and Polysack housing cooperatives. Members of the five societies were trained early this month in Kuroiler keeping and Management and today they consider Kuroiler keeping as a business to engage into as a group to save and build individual homes on their recently purchased land. Society members are grouped into a group of 5 families each and given a startup kit of 60 kuroiler chicks, materials and startup feeds each.

Bluebonnet Kuroiler Keeping Project Model under replication by a number of Organizations and Individuals

Good Job. Five months ago, Kisowera Community Needs Uganda members were trained in Kuroiler Keeping and Management. They have 30 hens and 3 cocks and today they have been able to bring 90 eggs for hatching into chicks. They plan to bring 90 eggs every week for hatching. From 30 hens, they are able to get at least 15 eggs every day which makes it 105 eggs every 7 days. From 90 eggs, they are able to get atleast 70 chicks every week. In a month they are able to get atleast 280 chicks which makes it atleast 3360 chicks every year. Remember, we are considering the least number of eggs but 30 hens can still lay 26 or 20 eggs a day.

Credit go to Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church which took lead in supporting the Designing, Development, and Implementation of this Kuroiler Keeping project for Education Support and Household income generation.  

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52 members of Uganda Housing Cooperative Union Limited trained in Kuroiler Keeping and Management.

Today we managed to train a group of 52 members of Uganda Housing Cooperative Union Limited  in Kuroiler Keeping and Management as well as sustainable profitable small-scale home gardening.

The group is considering Kuroiler keeping as one of the avenues through which they can save and increase on their monthly incomes.

After training, the group was taken to a field trip to one of our local successful local out grower’s farm Mr. Bruno Kiggundu director of Bright Parents Nursery and Primary School.

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