We call on your financial support to help construct a classroom block at Mother Erinah Junior School with Interlocking Soil Stabilized Block (ISSB). To donate, follow this link: https://www.every.org/issb
Following a deadly storm which destroyed classrooms at Mother Erinah Junior School in May 2022 (https://bit.ly/3tqKql5), Interlocking Soil Stabilized Blocks have been produced and today we have enough to construct a classroom block which can accommodate 200 learners (https://bit.ly/3irPpQF).
Your generous donation will be used to buy: Cement, Sand, Gravels, Hardcore stones, iron bars and Technical labour for constructing the foundation.To donate, follow this link: https://www.every.org/issb
In May 2022, Mother Erinah Junior School suffered a very strong storm which completely destroyed all classrooms and children were left with no option other than having their lessons in open sunshine as per this LINK indicates.
Since it was a rainy season, we worked around the clock to mobilize resources for constructing temporary classrooms and it is on this note that I take this opportunity to thank all our donors like Bluebonnets, Youth Time Banking and all individual donors who responded to the call.
In search for the best, cheap and sustainable solution to help build classrooms for rural schools, we picked on Interlocking Stabilized Soil Block (ISSB) Technology.
The Interlocking Stabilized Soil Blocks (ISSBs) are easy to produce and make construction work cheap and quick. With this kind of blocks, you don’t use cement while constructing but just interlocking the blocks and even children can easily interlock the blocks and no need of building construction experience.
The blocks are produced by mixing a little cement into soil. A bag of cement (50Kg) is mixed in 12 wheelbarrows of red soil which produces 130 blocks. The blocks are left to cure for 14 days and then 7-14 days for drying.
Lastly, we request for your financial support to help us buy cement for producing enough blocks for constructing more classrooms.
On 28th April, 2016 we reached out to New Hope Primary School-Nkokonjeru with scholastic materials to over 700 children. The donation was provided by Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of Austin USA and it was distributed by Youths In Technology and Development (YITEDEV) members under the supervision of Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organization (KIRUCODO).
KIRUCODO and YITEDE are working towards achieving UN Sustainable Development Goal 4 of ensuring inclusive and Quality Education for all and promoting lifelong learning.
You can watch this VIDEO to see what happened during the distribution.
In December 2015, KIRUCODO volunteers delivered Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church donated Humanitarian basic needs to the elderly people in Nakifuma villages. Most of the elderly are very weak to travel longer distances and because of this we decided to deliver the materials home to home unlike in Kikandwa villages where most of the elderly people walked up to the KIRUCODO offices to pick up their respective donations. Below is a photos slideshow covering the entire exercise. Again, we thank the Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of such great assistance to our communities. God Bless you. Enjoy the slideshow.
On 30th June, 2015, we distributed Pens and Pencils to over 230 children of St. John Kaama Primary School in Nakifuma, Mukono, Uganda. The distributed Pens and Pencils were donated by Pens for Kids of UK. We thank Pens for Kids UK for this great assistance to poor schools in our community. Below in photos, is what happened during the distribution.
Pupils of Kibiribiri Church of Uganda Primary school during a Computer Training Meetup at their school
This is what is really happening during our weekly Mobile Solar computer Class Training meetups for poor children attending school in rural communities here in Uganda. A possible sponsorship from Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of Austin, Texas, USA is really making it possible for these poor children also have a chance to touch a computer; Thank you so much Bluebonnet for the continued support which enable us to reach over 100 children every week.
Thank you our Partner Maendeleo Foundation-Uganda for providing Solar Mobile Computer Classrooms which enable even those who don’t have access to electricity to also have a chance to enjoy computer technology within their reach and at such an affordable cost. Below is what is happening in photos
Some months back, we delivered 50 one-month old Kuroiler chicks to St. John Kaama Education center in Nakifuma, Mukono under the sponsorship of Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of Austin, Texas, USA. Today the hens are now laying eggs and we were able to enjoy the first eggs when we visited the school last Tuesday on 30 June 2015 as you can see in the photo below.
The Bluebonnet-Supported Kuloirer Caged Poultry Keeping Project has now grown to the extend that every week we take over 120 fertilized eggs and every week we deliver more than 80 one-day old chicks to our community brooder in Kikandwa Village.
Last month, we started to reach out to rural primary teachers with one-month old kuloirer chicks. The chicks are to help them supplement on their lower monthly salaries. Each teacher receives 26 chicks and when they begin to lay eggs, the organization will help them to hatch the eggs into chicks for selling and keeping as they expand their poultry business.
Remember, this project began with two cages with 22 chicks each and to date we have hatched over 1000 chicks in 9 months.
Last Friday 03rd, 2015, we reached to over 60 elderly people in Kikandwa Villages with basic needs donated by Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of Austin, Texas. Below is a photo slideshow of the whole exercise.
The scholastic material donation to Wesige Mukama Primary School of Nakasongola was given by Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of Austin, Texas, USA. The donation was distributed on 26th Febuary, 2015 by GETEMINET on behalf of Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organization (KIRUCODO) Over 200 children were reached at with this donation.
Thank you so much Bluebonnet Hills for the great support to children in our communities.
On 28th April, 2016 we reached out to New Hope Primary School-Nkokonjeru with scholastic materials to over 700 children. The donation was provided by Bluebonnet Hills Christian Church of Austin USA and it was distributed by 
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