Ahead of Schools opening next week, several members of the community in Kibuli have turned up at Uganda Police Junior School Kibuli for a general exercise to clean up the school.
Soaked in mud and stagnant water,children are at risk of catching diseases as the conditions were un favourable.
Through the Ruparelia Foundation, the initiative by the late Rajiv Ruparelia in giving support to the less privileged took shape this afternoon at Uganda Police children’s school Kibuli.
Hundreds of friends and well wishers have turned up to voluntarily help clean up the school.
During the exercise fruit trees were planted in honour of several ugandans namely Rajive Ruparelia, King Oyo,Janet Museveni, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Dr Sudhir Rupaleria among others.
Agnes Onduri Awoori one of yhe school administrators apeals to other Ugandans to support community facilities with basic needs and commended the Ruparelia Foundation and Dr Sudhir Ruparelia for the kind Heart.
Essential items like liquid soap for cleaning classrooms, hoe’s, speds, brooms,brushes and wheal barrows were delivered to support the sanitation work in schools.
Moses Kidandi planted the tree to stamp the friendship that Rajiv Ruparelia had for children.
The school children planted a Gwava tree in honour of King Oyo while school administrators planted for Mrs Janet Museveni.
Mr Crispy Kaheru a Commisioner at the Uganda Human Rights Commission offered the fruit trees for planting at the school.
