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Lwemisege Turning Into a Model Primary School

During KZP’s baseline survey of Kifamba sub county, 54% of the children were primary going, 9% secondary going as well as children at home totalled to 242 which is 37%. Reasons for such numbers of children not going to school range from lack of school fees and other school facilities to prejudices held by society against education.In her work plan,

“You can take a horse to the lake but you can not force it to drink…..” so goes an old saying but this time round both will work because we are devising a participatory approach by all stakeholders of KZP.

Having assessed the needs of the area it was realized that lack of enough food throughout the year is the core problem in the community.

KZP is one of the organizations that have responded to the call by the Director General of Health Services;

“Health is made at home and can only be repaired when it breaks down in a healthy facility … so to avoid this, be clean, feed well, and do not share accommodation with animals. This is a message from the DGHS.”

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Zukuka's Environmental Management Approach

“Lack of Environmental sustainability is one of the causes of persistent poverty in many homesteads in Uganda”

The environment is the totality of what we live in. Kifamba Zukuka Programme (KZP)’s main objective is to create a total community transformation and that is transformation of the environment.
Because desertification is swallowing up Rakai district and Kifamba sub county KZP’s operational area is not exceptional.

Kifamba Sub County is one of the areas faced with an acute problem of orphans and vulnerable children. This has been as a result of the devastating AIDS scourge that has claimed lives of many residents and incapacitating others still living with the HIV/AIDS virus.