At the tender age of two months, baby Deborah Joy, like all the other 60 adorable children at the Angels Centre for Abandoned Children in… Read More »Touched by an Angel – RCL’s Christmas with a Difference
Access to clean water and sanitation is integral in the prevention of diseases. Nonetheless, basic hygiene services remain out of reach for many school-going children.… Read More »RCL partners with RC Dunfermline to build an ablution block in Gakoigo Primary School
The excitement of 1500+ people in attendance was palpable from the comfort of anyone watching the Grand dinner hosted for the Rotary International President Shekhar… Read More »Welcoming the Incredible 9 to RCL family!
If you didn’t show up, you missed out on the most challenging but adventurous Treasure Hunt hosted by the Fundraising Committee of the Rotary Club… Read More »Treasure Hunt Funds Drive
The Rotary and Rotaract Clubs of Nairobi-Lang’ata led by the Vocational Services Committee set off in the wee hours of Saturday, 8th August for an… Read More »Rotary Club of Nairobi Lang’ata Mentors Students in Nakuru
Rotary International President-Elect Shekhar Mehta has offered to coordinate free heart surgeries for children through Rotary Clubs in Kenya and Africa at large. Speaking as… Read More »Rotary International President-Elect Shekhar Mehta Invites Kenyans To Partner For Free Heart Surgeries For Children
1st July, 2020, Nairobi, Kenya… Rtn. Sarah Migwi was installed as the 2020/2021 President of Rotary Club of Nairobi-Lang’ata (RCL) last Saturday at an intimate purple themed event.
In efforts to clean and restore rivers as well as reach the United Nations Environment Programme recommended tree cover of 10% in the country, Rotary and Rotaract clubs have so far planted a total of 17,318 tree seedlings.
It is indeed a challenging time in our country as our frontline health workers continue to lead in the war against the spread of the deadly Coronavirus. Devastating images of people begging for food are heartbreaking and robbing our fellow Kenyans of the pride we hold as a nation.
Uhola Primary School is a publicly owned, mixed school located in Jera Sub-county, Siaya County. Due to the great need of premises in the school, funding was recently received from Uhola Village Foundation, based in Germany, to construct an ECDE wing with two classrooms and one administration office.