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Overview
Overview
Karin Community Initiatives Uganda (KCIU) is a local non-profit organization that has been operating in Gulu District, Northern Uganda since 2001. KCIU seeks to improving the socio-economic well-being of vulnerable and orphaned children, families and the whole community through primary health care and other community development initiatives.
KCIU programs include; health, microfinance, dairy farming, skill based enterprises and children discipleship. These projects lead to post-war recovery. We are passionate to drive this cause to realize results and are interested to share knowledge and skills. We can as well partner for the betterment of our communities. For more information about volunteer package, please visit our site www.karincommunity.org We look forward to working with you.
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Outreach services in the community
Community members accessing free health services on the official opening of Karin Medical Centre.
Immunization program at Karin Agonga Community Health Centre
Volunteers at Karin have an opportunity for cultural immersion through interacting with the local community, knowledge sharing and developing friendships.
Karin Women Bead makers exhibit their products at the launch for Voluntourism Project. These skill based projects are a means of improving livelihoods in the vulnerable community.
The official launch of Voluntourism Project. This launch enabled community enterprises to exhibit their products to relevant stakeholders for marketing purposes.
Karin Agonga Cultural Group entertaining the vising students from Norway. This group is composed of only former child soldiers, who are trying to integrate in the community
Students from Norway listening to Kidega, the story teller. Stories of Uganda's political journey, history, insurgencies and culture in the region
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