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
Kikandwa Rural Communities Development Organization (KIRUCODO)is pleased to share with you the good news about CTA, and its GODAN Action partners, Euro 2,300 grant approval towards our Capacity Building Training Workshop in Finding, Reusing and Publishing Open Nutrition Data.
The overall goal of the workshop will be to equip the selected participants with key knowledge about open data principles in relation to Agriculture and Nutrition.
The selected participants will be educated on: Basic Open Data Principals, how to use Open Nutrition Data effectively, how to make Nutrition Data Open, how to share Nutrition Open Data and basic Intellectual Property and Copyright.Continue reading →
After critical review of thefeedbackcollected from users of the first developed Efficient Low-Cost Two-Bricks Super Clean Cooking Rocket Stoves (2BSCRS),KIRUCODOandYITEDEVTeams under the leadership ofSUN24have come up with an improved stove.
The improved model has the following:
-Easily installed removable metal pot rests.
-The stove is big enough to the extent that is is now possible to cook a meal of a bigger family.
Some days back we received a packet of donated pens from Pens for Kids Charity of Dublin, Ireland. The pens are going to be distributed this week to one of the poorest rural primary school in Mukono District. Watch this space for more updates. Thank you
Wood fuel is a broad term covering both the direct use of wood in cooking and heating, the use of charcoal (both for households and for industrial uses) and also recovered wastes in wood-using industries. While all are important in particular situations in developing countries, the use of wood and charcoal in heating and cooking predominate and are the main energy sources for more than two billion people (Nogueira, et al. 1998; Mather 1990; WEC 1999).Continue reading →
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.
This Project is going to help Youths in our community and it is included among the YAP Project Proposals. We ask you to help us by visiting the Project Link Below and do the following:
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.
This Bluebonnet Hills Sponsored-Project which kick-started with two cages at a school in Kikandwa Mukono district called Kibiribiri Church of Uganda Primary School (Check Blog Post) and another one at KIRUCODO offices in Kikandwa Village as these links provide for (Check this Blog Post) and (Also check this Blog Post) has multiplied to over 200 chicks just in two months. At the first Hatch we got a total of 57 chick, then 35 chick for the second one, 81 chicks for the third one as per the video below and lastly we expect to pick over 60 chicks on 17th December, 2014 for our forth hatch and probaly the last hatch this year.
This Video shows the 81 hatched chicks on their deliverly to our Blooder in Kikandwa Village;
Today we have been able to deliver to our Brooder in Kikandwa Village a total of 57 one-day old hatched croiler chicks. We collected 100 eggs from our cages and 4 got broken on the way to the hatchery. We remained with a total of 96 eggs of which 57 got hatched; 17 eggs were clear (not fertilized) and 22 eggs got scratched while cleaning. Continue reading →
After critical review of the
Some days back we received a packet of donated pens from Pens for Kids Charity of Dublin, Ireland. The pens are going to be distributed this week to one of the poorest rural primary school in Mukono District. Watch this space for more updates. Thank you
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 
This Project is going to help Youths in our community and it is included among the YAP Project Proposals. We ask you to help us by visiting the 
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