N;B.Please invite your friends to this urgent on going fund raising mission to archieve and save these
lives of many who really needs our support.
thank you very much.
continue to contact the following administrators for your supporting details.
David Drians direcor uganda orphanscare@aol.com
Davis Aturinda coordinator uganda davisprinceprincess@live.com
MaryAnn parent coordinator canada maryannparent@live.ca
RE;FUNDING THE LAKE BUNYONYI ORPHANS CARE- PROJECT HOME
,UGANDA,KABALE.
Shoes / sandles |
MALES/FEMALES | $10 | 70 | $700 | 2years | ||
Trousers | MALES/FEMALES | $15 | 70 | $1,050 | 2yrs | ||
Skirts | FEMALES | $15 | 40 | $600 | 2yrs | ||
Shirts | MALES/FEMALES | $15 | 70 | $1,050 | 2yrse | ||
Stockings | MALES/FEMALES | $1 | 70 | $70 | 2yrs | ||
Mattress | MALES/FEMALES | $20 | 70 | $1,400 | 4yrs | ||
Blankets | MALES/FEMALES | $15 | 70 | $1,050 | 4yrs | ||
Food supplies/ PER KGS | |||||||
Dry beans | LUNCH/DINNER | $2 | 200 | $400 | 1yr | ||
Posho | B/FAST | $1 | 200 | $200 | 1yr | ||
Sugar | B/FAST | $2 | 50 | $100 | 1yr | ||
Rice | LUNCH/DINNER | $2 | 200 | $400 | 1yr | ||
BUDGETED TOTAL | $7,020 | ||||||
BUNYONYI ORPHANS CARE COMMUNITY FUNDING PROGRAMS;
Why lake bunyonyi orphans Uganda? It is because the community /Uganda is big and wholesomely cannot develop at once and may need a lot of resources that are not available.
But starting with lake bunyonyi village community , development connects to other villages / communities hence to the whole country.
Lake bunyonyi orphans Uganda organization has many projects under it Education , poverty eradication, ignorance, environmental conservation vulnerable children, children with disability, Agriculture and family, health, women empowerment ,youth, elderly , Cultural tourism and sports for development .
LAKE BUNYONYI ophans Uganda was developed and started 2008 after realizing the need for community development. The community in which this organization operates from face the challenge of poverty , lack of education poor health, production of many children , children drop out of school due to lack of school fees, scholastic materials and meals. Because the majority of people in this village/community are living under absolute poverty. They live on less than ½ dollar a day while they need the following basic needs of a man like shelter, health food, education and clothes.
Vision
To provide life changing opportunities to the neediest of the needy through education and trainings.
Mission
Building capacity and developing the whole person through Agriculture, farming and the work of Christ.
Objectives
Prospectus Plans
3 Days Tour to lake Mburo National Park, Uganda
Two brothers, Kigarama and Mburo lived in a large valley. One night, Kigarama dreamt that they were in danger. When he awoke the next morning, he told his younger brother Mburo of his dream and
said they should move. Mburo irnored this advice, but Kigarama wisely moved up into the hills. The valley flooded and a lake was formed, drowning Mburo. Today the
lake is named after him, and the hills are called Kigarama after his brother.
The word mburo is similar to the "mboro", the Runyankole name of the cassine tree which has a powerful aphrodisac effect. One such tree, showing signs of bark and branch removal, may be seen
close to the Kigambira Loop crossroads.
Situated between Masaka and Mbarara in Western Uganda, it is the only park to contain an entire lake. Beautiful and tranquil Lake Mburo National Park is situation in rolling hills and open grassy
valleys. This lovely landscape also consists of four other small lakes where you'll see impala, eland, waterbuck, kilpsringer, zebra and buffalo.
The Park has Aardvark, Hyrax, Porcupine, Hippopotamus, Zebra, Pagolin, Warthog, Heyna, Leopard, , Civet, Genet, Topi, Oribi, Sitatunga and Crocodile. There is an excellent variety of water and
acacia savannah bird species (357 species) like crested crane, the rare shoebill stork, marabou stork and bronze-tailed starling, bee eaters and even more exotic birds like Blue
Naped
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SAFARI PACKAGES IN SUMMARY
v Gorilla tracking in Uganda and Rwanda!
v Chimpanzee tracking in Uganda!
v Car rentals
v Bird watching
v Travel consultancy
v Hotel bookings
v Hiking
v Nature walks
v Gaming viewing
v Boats>canoes excursions!
v Cultural sites tours!
v Orphanage and volunteer opportunities!
We aim at offering efficient tours in Uganda built on professionalism reaching to our clients through hospitality and satisfaction bringing a return travel business.
Please do not hesitate to contact us for pricing and scheduling depending on your choice of interest, we shall make an itinerary that best fits your budget.
We hope to serve you soon!!!
Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!
From Kampala, (the Ugandan capital city), Buhoma (the park headquarters) can be accessed through Rukungiri (478kms)
or usually, Kabale (526 kms). The Kabale route which takes about 6 hours from Kampala is paved. From Kabale the journey to Buhoma (112kms) via Kanungu and Kanyatoorogo takes 3-4 hours through
scenic areas. Or, pass along the eastern edge of the park to Ruhija. This option affords some very magnificent views.
At least 120 species of mammal in one of the richest ecosystems in Africa including mountain gorilla, chimpanzee and 8 other species of primate. Elephant, bushpig, giant forest hog, many species
of bats and rodents, at least 346 species of birds including rare forest birds, at least 14 species of snakes, 27 species of frogs and toads, 6 chameleons, 14 lizards, skinks and geckas, at least
202 species of butterfly.
This forest is a sanctuary for almost half the world's population of mountain gorillas which is the rarest race of gorilla. Established as a safe habitat for several families of mountain gorillas
it is now the location of an important scientific conservation programme. Gorilla tracking visits are limited to small groups.
There are also several endangered species of birds with limited ranges.Gorilla tracking began on 1st April, 1993. It commonly rains in this area. Come with a raincoat, walking boots, and
gloves.
This is the richest forest in Uganda, in terms of the number of plant species, as the area is one of the few large expanses of forest in East Africa where lowland and montane communities merge.
The valley bottoms contain a dense ground cover of herbs, vines, and shrubs with only a few trees hence its name, the 'impenetrable forest.