This happened on the  18th  of January  at Kirekka home of the needy and at St Lillian home in Gayaza . This project was named 7 by 7 because it includes over 7 clubs collaborating . This project was graced by the prescence of  General Edward Katumba Wamala minister of Works and Transport in Uganda together.

The Rotary  clubs that participated in the 7 by 7 Collaboration included  Kampala Ssese Islands, Kampala Life Stars, Kampala Mahaba, Nakasero Central, Kampala North  and Kira. The clubs  offered wheelchairs to special needs children in Kireka and Gayaza.

General Katumba WAMALA told the audience that he had  lobbied for the wheelchairs from Tororo Cement, and  had  contacted his Rotarian  colleagues to make good use of the wheel chairs by putting them to use in form of charity to the vulnerable community.

Kireka Home of special needs  Children was the first place visited . Gen. Katumba Wamala asked parents to love and care for them. He emphasized that  every child is a gift from God and every life matters.

This project was attended by Many Rotarians that were represented by their  different clubs. Several Rotary Leadership dignitaries were cited and these included  the former Rotary District Governors ,DG  Edward Kakembo Nsubuga,  Xavier Sentamu and PDG Mike kennedy Sebaalu.

St. Julian Jubilee Home was the second home that was visited after KIREKA home . More wheel chairs were donated in this home .

Giving without expecting anything in return is a divine activity which  God acknowledges.Blesses are the hands that give than those that receive

The children’s facilitators and caretakers  were very excited and pleased and  very grateful to all the Rotarians.