Saving Lives!
GWI goat project to supplement the income of Bukomolo Clinic has been launched. Also, it is to be a model farm and training centre for economic empowerment for the community of Bukomolo. Special thanks to Central UMC Fayetteville, AR, USA for the financial support and partership. View video here
Mr.Munghon Patrick has suddenly died today March 2022, at his home in Bukomolo village. Munghono donated land to build Bukomolo Clinic. At the time of his death, he had also donated space to GWI for One Million Wells to drill water for Bukomolo community. Munghono has been the chairman of the building committee of the clinic and very instrumental in …
The team from One Million Wells, USA, has visited Bukomolo village looking for possibilities to partner with Grace Works Initiative to give water to communities. The visit involved training individual in the community how to use technology and drill water for themselves. Bukomolo village has once water source serving a population of over thousands of families including cattle. One Million …
The month of March is usually a period of rainfall, and marks the beginning of the first planting period in the village of Bukomolo in Eastern Uganda. With GWI’s agriculture project, it’s the time when women get excited to work in the farm so that they can get income to cater for their family basic needs. However, this year seems …
Last year, God was indeed faithful to Bukomolo Clinic because many prayer needs were met including donations towards the new building, water connection and monthly medicine stock of which we are so very much thankful. But still, will you join us and pray for the following plan! Completion of new building (in the photo above) Furnishing of new building $4,200 …
A strategy to increase household food security and at the same time income. This is a Groundnuts Shelling machine installed in Bukomolo village. Now, providing jobs to women and youths. Last year Central UMC, Fayetteville, AR, donated a hand walking tractor, groundnut grinding and groundnut shelling machines to improve GWI’s agriculture activities in Bukomolo village. And because of these equipments, …
Alcohol and substance use is one of the major leading causes of domestic violence, HIV/AIDS infection, early marriages and teenage pregnancies in Bukomolo village, Kibuku District in eastern Uganda. The use is almost imaginable especially in boys and young men and it is raising the rate of crime, poor health and poverty in this community. As a result, GWI has …
Nineteen year old Gimbo Elizabeth was only 11 years when her father died. Her father died from HIV/AIDS. Gimbo has three sisters and two brothers. They live with their mother in Bukomolo village, kibuku district in eastern Uganda. The mother is also sick suffering from HIV/AIDS. The day GWI team met Gimbo, she was digging in one of GWI agriculture …
Jane was born in December 2017 at our Clinic in Bukomolo village, Kibuku district, eastern Uganda. Her face lights up as she looks into the camera lenses to be photographed. The best moments in our maternity department are when a mother returns to the health centre with her baby for immunization or when we see some of the babies delivered …
Opening Bukomolo Clinic was exciting especially knowing that the delay gaps of access to medical facility, and access to physicians were solved. However, as time go-by there is increasing demand of helping sick people and pregnant women to reach faster at the clinic. We are therefore modifying our services to equip our medical staff with the quickest and affordable mobility …