REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2021

INTRODUCTION

In this month of February there were several social activities carried. These enable the people to live a better life. This month, the funding was increased from SEK 3079 to SEK 4099.

Many Ugandans are going through economic hardships due to the covid-19 effects, political instabilities, trade bans by the neighbouring countries, and unfavourable climate which has affected agriculture.

Amidst all these hiccups and challenges, the help we get from Sweden through Anders has helped many people to improve their health, and welfare being.

ACTIVITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITY

This month mostly we looked at pregnant mothers and children in the community.

19 pregnant (due to give birth) were given mother kits and the health centre received surgical gloves and a box cotton, and a box of surgical scissors.

Donated food, and soap at Children Hope Ministry Uganda. This is a community orphanage which needed help in these times of economic hardships. Rev. Benard visits the orphanage often for preach to the children.

Vicar Katatumba Innocent is a seminarian at Lutheran Theological Seminary Uganda. He was suffering from myopic disease and Link Hands vice Chairman, Paul Senabulya took him for treatment at the eye clinic of Jinja Referral Hospital.

Accountability

Name/ Group Activity Quantity Amount (UGX)

19 expectant mothers Mother kit to each 19 760,000

Children Hope Uganda Food supplies 80kgs of posho (8 bags of posho)

30kgs of beans (3 bags of beans) 420,000

Katatumba Innocent Eye treatment 200,000

Mpumudde Health centre Surgical gloves and scissors 150,000

Transportation 70,000

Total Amount 1,600,000

CONCLUSION

The funding helps to settle different economic problems every month. We are so thankful for the monthly funds.

Health remains the top priority for Link Hands Uganda. So every month there will be funds used to cater to the sick people.

“The lord is good to those whose hope is in him, to the one who seeks him; it is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord.” Lamentations 3:25-26

Compiled By,

Rev. Benard Mwesigwa