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	D-1717    Uganda - Kampala Community Health Center $12,000 The project seeks to rehabilitate and render meaningfully operational in its health outreach functions in the service of the community, mainly by a) securing it with a perimeter wall and b) providing it with decent toilets and c) providing it with a shed for patient consultation and vaccination activities as well as d) some basic equipment such as wooden benches and medical materials such as scales. Primary Host Partner in the Project Country Club: Nateete-Kampala District: 9200 Primary Contact: Jones Kyazze Email: joneskyazze@yahoo.co.uk Check all projects from: [District 9200] [Nateete-Kampala Rotary Club] [Jones Kyazze] Primary International Partner Outside the Project Country We are looking for a Club partner. Click here to pledge support for this project. For questions, please contact us at Admin@MatchingGrants.org Proposed Financing Primary Host Sponsor Rotary Club/District Rotary Club of Nateete-Kampala $200 Additional Rotary Clubs/Districts International Sponsor Club $7,800 Amount requested from the Rotary Foundation $4,000 Total $12,000 Status and Progress Information Need $7,800 We are looking for a Club partner. Click here to pledge support for this project. For questions, please contact us at Admin@MatchingGrants.org Need to raise: $7,800. Project listed for the 2010-11 Rotary Year. The Rotary Club uses the Center for regular medical care outreach activities in the community. At the last one-day medical outreach camp held at the Center, about 800 patients were counseled, vaccinated and treated in various areas such as; dentistry, malaria, HIV/AIDS etc. Vaccinations and dental care services were mainly administered to children and mothers. The Club wishes to continue using the Centre to carry out regular community health care and educational activities <20-Jan-10> System Entry Creation of project page. <22-Jun-10> System Entry Project carried over to the 2010-11 Rotary Year. <22-Jun-10> by Jones Kyazze The Community Center is still very relevant to the community and to further action of the Rotary Club as described in the request.