Summary:
- For the past 32 years, Compassion International has been active at Kamuganguzi CDC, benefiting over 400 alumni.
KABALE: Over 8 million Ugandan shillings were raised during a fundraising event organized by the Kamuganguzi Child Development Centre (CDC) to complete the construction of Faith Guest House. This project is intended to support compassion-related activities after the current initiative ends.
For the past 32 years, Compassion International has been active at Kamuganguzi CDC, benefiting over 400 alumni. Currently, the project assists more than 300 children, providing support in various aspects of their lives, according to Alice Akampurira, the Project Director of Kamuganguzi CDC. She explained that the Guest House project was conceived to continue aiding these vulnerable children even after Compassion International’s involvement concludes.
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Canon Jacques Masiko, the former head of Compassion in East Africa, emphasized the importance of ensuring the sustainability of the initiatives that have benefited so many, urging Compassion alumni to carry forward the spirit of compassion.
He added that this compassionate spirit should be present in everyone’s heart, regardless of financial status.
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Dennis Nzeirwe, the former Deputy Resident District Commissioner for Kabale, who also attended the event, encouraged the beneficiaries of Compassion to maintain discipline, serving as a source of inspiration for their supporters.
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