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(256) 414 258701/2 sgurcs@redcrossug.org home about who we are faqs contact us work where we work what we do projects / programs health department institutional and organizational dev't disaster management media center photo gallery video gallery publications annual reports newsletters news & events press release secretary general message donate financially donate online services ambulance training products join us jobs webmail login webmail/owa urcs supports drc refugee communities uganda red cross responds to drc refugee influx amidst cholera outbreak.thousands of refugees from the democratic republic of congo have continued to infiltrate the country read more donate now urcs vision posted, 11 january 2018 | charity to fulfill the urcs mandate and obligation in delivering quality and sustainable humanitarian assistance urcs mission posted, 11 january 2018 | charity to be partner of choice in uganda in saving lives, supporting livelihoods and promoting human dignity urcs achievements posted, 11 january 2018 | charity as part of the significant achievements in 2017, uganda red cross supported the south sudan refugee operations in west nile, northern uganda, responded to several disasters including floods and landslides in bududa, sironko, manafwa, kabale, kisoro, bundibugyo, kasese, elegu, isingiro etc. urcs also responded to disease out breaks like cholera in kasese and marburg in kapchorwa and kween (north eastern uganda) among others. latest news cost of disaster responses to reduce by 60% new approach to disaster interventions world blood donor day world blood donor day goat rearing sustaining sabina's household goat rearing sustaining sabina’s household in abim district uganda redcross supports refugees from drc uganda red cross supports refugees from democratic republic of congo we are changing our responses from intervening when a disaster has happened e are changing our responses from intervening when a disaster has happened to supporting communities before a disaster strikes' new approach to disaster interventions why should government and its partners respond after a disaster has taken place yet it can intervene before the disaster and save lives as well as money? this is what has influenced uganda red cross to change its approach to disaster interventions. “we are changing our responses from intervening when a disaster has happened to supporting communities before a disaster strikes,” said robert akankwasa, a director at uganda red cross. this, according to akankwasa is expected to reduce the cost of intervention by about 60%. he said waiting for disaster to happen is more costly than intervention before the disaster happens. akankwasa said most of the disasters across the country are related to climate change and that they can be predicated. “we are working with the weather centre in the uganda national meteorological authority to integrate the weather forecast in our interventions,” said akankwasa, adding that they will support community responses once there is a probability of 60%-70% of a disaster to occur. akankwasa was speaking recently at metropole hotel during the inception workshop for innovative approaches in response preparedness project (iarp) which will be implemented in the region including uganda by red cross. read more uganda red cross joins the rest of the world to commemorate the international blood donor uganda red cross joins the rest of the world to commemorate the international blood donor day which takes place every 14th day of june, every year. the theme this year is ‘blood connects us all’. world over, blood is a unique component of human life and every living being has red blood. this is the power of humanity and thus connects us all. the who standards require countries to raise at least 1% of the country’s total population to have sufficient blood that can sustain the blood needs of the country. in uganda, the uganda red cross in partnership with the uganda blood transfusion services through the ministry of health have the mandate of mobilizing voluntary blood donors. the uganda blood transfusion services takes on the technical processes until safe blood is availed to hospitals to carry out blood transfusions. uganda red cross employs the new blood donor recruitment strategy 2020 which focusses on targeting red cross volunteers, members and staff who live by example. “this is like preaching to the converted. it is easier to mobilize internal people first who already know what our mission and vision requires of us and then the rest of the people can learn from us. this is how we manage to collect enough blood.” said sarah mutegombwa, blood donor recruitment manager, urcs. read more goat rearing sustaining sabina’s household in abim district, north eastern uganda sabina menhya, 40, beams with a smile as she receives us in her home. she is a mother 10 children between 2 to 21 years of age. the family was even bigger before, but sadly, sabina has lost two of her children to malaria. for a living sabina and her husband mathias okiru, 44 grow beans, maize and sunflowers in a small garden in their home in a small village called nyakwae, in north eastern uganda. they earn less than a dollar a day, since the harvest is seasonal. sabina is among the women uganda red cross targeted to empower through a sustainable livelihood goat rearing project, to support her large family. sabina was vulnerable. she lived in a dilapidated, grass thatched hut that housed her and her children under one roof. her children had very little food to survive on and were very malnourished. uganda red cross, with funding from the german federal government through the german red cross, started implementing livelihood programs targeting vulnerable women in east and north eastern uganda. abim district was chosen among the project implementation areas. unique to mention, women in this part of the country are bread winners in their homes. “i was selected to benefit from this project of rearing goats. the goats were 30 and we formed a group to rear them as a team. read more uganda red cross supports refugees from democratic republic of congo effects of inter-communal violence between lendu and hema ethnic groups that broke out in ituri region of the democratic republic of congo (drc) and attacks by mai-mai militia in north kivu started in december 2017, resulted into mass displacement and population movement of people from the drc to uganda. uganda has since opened boarders and started receiving refugees through the lake albert in sebagoro (hoima district), south western border points in ishasa & butogota (kanungu district), nteko & bunagana (kisoro district) and lately kanara (ntoroko district) as well as the west nile region unofficial border points through zombo district. since december 18th 2017, uganda has received 29,292 refugees from the democratic republic of congo (unhcr updates, february 9th, 2018). of late, uganda receives about 5,260 refugees per day which has proved an overwhelming influx to contain at such a time. this crisis has severely stretched the capacity of uganda’s refugee centers and constrained the country in terms of providing social services, food, health, education, water and sanitation services among others to the refugees considering that already uganda has been receiving refugees from south sudan. read more 13 feb 2018 uganda red cross supports refugees from democratic republic of congo drc refugees being addressed by humanitarian actors upon arrival at sebagoro reception centre recently. photo credit: deborah amujal – urcs effects of inter-communal violence between lendu and hema ethnic groups... 16 mar 2018 uganda red cross responds to drc refugee influx amidst cholera outbreak. urc volunteers spraying the feet of all entrants to kagoma reception centre as a measure to prevent the spread of cholera in this area thousands of refugees from the democratic... 06 apr 2018 uganda red cross signs mou with 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