International Service Committee chair Isabelle Kalisa received a report on progress of construction of the Bukobero Community Health Center III in Uganda, to which our club contributed through a Rotary grant. The overall international grant project raised a total of $103,677. Forty-three Rotary Clubs in four districts contributed and the project also received two district grants. (Click HERE to see the full report.) The funds have been transferred to Uganda and construction on this phase has started. The Uganda team is negotiating hard for discounts on materials to make sure our funds go as far as possible. The image above shows what the building will look like when it is completed.The full report includes a picture taken just days ago to show the state of construction at that time. Grant leads expect the building completed by June or July 2024. Local government authorities have visited the site many times and are very impressed by the quality of construction we are undertaking. This building is being built to last generations – something very rarely seen in rural Uganda. Rotary supporters can be proud of how their funds are being spent.