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Rotary Club of Uptown Kampala brings free Medical Services to Kasawo Community

Some community members pose with Immy Nakyeyune, Charter President (3rd to the right) after receiving kits at the medical camp in Kasawo

As part of its commitment to service and building healthier communities, the Rotary Club of Uptown Kampala organized a successful free medical outreach on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at Kasawo Health Centre III in Mukono District.

The outreach brought together Rotarians, medical professionals, and volunteers who dedicated their time and expertise to serve more than 500 community members with a range of essential health services.

Some community members pose with Immy Nakyeyune, Charter President (3rd to the right) after receiving kits at the medical camp in Kasawo

Bringing Health Services Closer to the People

During the outreach, residents accessed comprehensive medical services including general medical examinations and consultations, immunization, deworming, and child health services. The medical team also provided malaria testing and treatment, HIV testing and counselling, dental care and extractions, as well as cancer screening for cervical, prostate, and breast cancers.

A student poses with Immy Nakyeyune, Charter President (right) after planting trees

Additional services offered included hepatitis B and sickle cell screening, family planning, mental health care, and psychosocial support. Medicines and mama kits were distributed to expectant mothers and other patients in need.

Some P7 pupils display their stationary kita alongside Rotary Uptown officials

Speaking at the outreach, Charter President Immy Nakyeyune emphasized the club’s dedication to advancing Rotary’s focus on disease prevention and treatment.

“We wanted to make a real difference in people’s lives by addressing some of the most pressing health challenges faced in underserved communities,” said Immy Nakyeyune.

Some community members wait for services at Kasawo hosted by the Rotary Club of Uptown Kampala

Beyond Health: Supporting Education and the Environment

In addition to the medical outreach, club members visited Kitale R/C Primary School, where they planted 100 fruit trees within the school compound as part of Rotary’s commitment to protecting the environment. The club also donated mathematical sets and scholastic materials to Primary Seven pupils to wish them success in their upcoming national exams.

A Collaborative Effort

The Rotary Club of Uptown Kampala extended heartfelt appreciation to its partners, sponsors, and all Rotarians who dedicated their time and resources to make the outreach a success, a true reflection of the Rotary spirit of #RotaryEyamba.

 

A community member poses with Immy Nakyeyune, Charter President (right) after receiving kits at Kasawo

Key partners and sponsors included Mkazipreneur, Microlabs, C-Care, EAMV, Revital Healthcare Limited, Widespectrum Limited, and Vine General Medicare.

Some of the seedlings presented to the school by the Rotary Club of Uptown Kampala

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