Director

We are very excited to introduce Ochulu Peter as the new director of the Kibaale Community Centre!! Peter has been working in Kibaale for the past 13 years, filling roles like headmaster and principal, and is now the first Ugandan director. He is doing a great job so far and loves this new role. Please keep him in your prayers during this time of transition! 

Mutagubya Dennis

Dennis is in one of our Kindergarten classes. He is one of the sweetest little boys in Kibaale, always greeting you with a wave and big smile!

Both of his parents are HIV positive and are very weak, they are unable to work. His family was so thankful when they received "Maize Flour" as a special gift. Maize flour is a staple food in Uganda, and for a family like Dennis' can last them 3 months!!

In the dry season many families struggle to provide enough food for their families which makes Maize Flour a great special gift!! 

To see more about the special gifts you can buy for your sponsor child or a "where most needed" gift go to www.kibaale.net

Thank You!!!

Dry Season

We have not had a good rain in Kibaale for almost 2 months, it is already starting to feel like a very long dry season!! The kids are visiting the bore hole at the centre a lot more frequently these days!!

Please pray for rain!!

Donations

Pacific Academy Outreach Society is now able to process donations on line .

Kibaale Walk

On April 30th the staff and students of Pacific Academy School will walk 5km to raise money for Kibaale!!

For the first time, supporters will be able to make a donation towards the Kibaale Walk online! 

To donate online using Paypal, Visa, Mastercard or American Express go to our website at http://www.paoutreach.net/kibaale-walk; and click on “Donate”.  

Thank you for your support!!!!

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Palm Sunday

The staff and students decided to celebrate Palm Sunday with a march through town this morning. Everyone met at the centre with whatever tree branches they could get their hands on, the trucks were loaded up with all of the sound equipment, and off we went. The parade lasted around an hour; with singing, enthusiastic branch waving, and then we came back for a big church service in the community hall.

Net Drive in Kibaale!!

Kibaale is experiencing an unusually high amount of malaria being diagnosed in our clinic at this time, especially amongst our own Kibaale Community Centre staff. As we are responsible for the medical costs for all of our staff and their families, it has been decided that it would be a good idea to provide them with mosquito nets. There is a need for 270 nets at this time. Our clinic has already given out 400 nets to the community, but need 270 more to distribute to our own staff. Please consider giving toward our “Net Drive” . 2 Mosquito nets cost $15. All donations over $10 will receive a tax receipt.


We have put a direct link on our website where you can donate online: http://paoutreach.net/node/777 
Thank You!!