Service Above Self, since 2023.
Discover the heart of a community of young leaders dedicated to creating lasting change in Uganda and beyond.
Young leaders. Real service.
A fellowship of young professionals and university students across Kira, Wakiso District — chartered in 2023 and sponsored by the Rotary Club of Kira under Rotary District 9213. We build hands-on projects, professional skills and lifelong friendships in equal measure.
"Service Above Self isn't just our motto — it's #TheKiraWay."
To provide opportunities for young professionals to address the needs of the community through professional development and humanitarian service.
To be the leading catalyst for youth leadership and community transformation in Kira, fostering excellence and selfless service.
Integrity, Diversity, Service, Leadership, and Fellowship form the bedrock of everything we do as Rotaractors.
Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Kira
Every Rotaract club is chartered and sponsored by a local Rotary club — ours is the Rotary Club of Kira, part of Rotary District 9213. They're the reason we exist: the senior Rotarians who backed a new club for Kira's young professionals and students.
We share their commitment to Service Above Self and work alongside them on District-wide initiatives like the Road Safety campaign — proof that the partnership goes well beyond the charter certificate.
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Our history.
On 13th November 2023, a small group of young professionals in Kira were officially chartered as the Rotaract Club of Kira — sponsored by the Rotary Club of Kira and welcomed into Rotary District 9213 as its newest club. What began as a handful of founding members has grown into a 25+-member fellowship with a 12-person Impact Board, taking on projects like Roots of Hope and joining District-wide initiatives such as the Road Safety campaign.
The charter certificate was just the beginning — the story is still being written every Thursday at Zebra Spot.
Our identity, in a few hashtags.
Practical, sustainable service — built to outlast any single Impact Board.
Every Impact Board hands the next one something stronger than they found.
Projects like Roots of Hope are designed to keep giving long after we're done.
Our nickname — fittingly born from Zebra Spot, where we meet every Thursday.
Join our next meeting
We meet every week to discuss projects, host guest speakers, and enjoy fellowship. Visitors are always welcome.
Every Thursday · 7:00 PM (EAT) · Zebra Spot, Kira — near Kira Police Station