Kibo Reports

Community Empowerment - Ikumbya - Luuka

Participation Rating: 2
Success: Hygiene and sanitation standard is still high.
Village Critical Needs: For now all the potato gardens are invaded by pests. If anyone can tell the pesticide to use, will be of great help.
Village Action Steps: Continue meeting on a weekly basis.
Staff Action Steps: Prepare lessons and call the community leaders for updates.
Sanitation Hygiene Committee: yes
Water Users Committee: yes
Other Class Notes

Community Ownership: yes
Ownership Story: This community worked hand in hand with the family that lost a woman who was killed by her husbandand shared ideas of how to help the orphans. They concluded that the relatives of the woman take the children and it was so. The community contributed some money for transport and the children are in good hands now. They also asked the relatives of the man who killed his wife to be responsible for school fees.
Three Stone Fires: no
Access to Clean Water: yes
Open Defecation: no
Water Access Explain
Prevent Ownership: None
Allow Ownership: Working together and putting Kibo lessons in action.
Village Notes: The boda guy who was killed had an affair with somebody's wife. When the wife's husband learned that his wife was not faithful at all, he came and warned the suspect who never took the warning as serious but continued with the affair. What the husband did was to plan for the suspect to be killed which happened. Now police is gathering whoever was involved in the murder.

Men Attendees: 7
Women Attendees: 14
Staff Attendees: Ida Bazonona
Government Attendees: LC1
Visitor Attendees: None
Total Attendance: 21
Lesson Taught: Bible Lesson 4: Loving others
Notes: Ida went to Ikumbya and taught about loving others. Ida used the story of the Good Samaritan which touched almost every one. Ida asked Nangobi to read from Luke 10:25-37. After the lesson the community worked together with the family members of the woman who was killed by her husband. They agreed to take the orphans to the mother's side. The community thanked Kibo for teaching them how to leave in harmony with neighbors.