Bishop Kambale Lauds Caritas-Uganda for Empowering Kasese Families

Bishop Kambale Lauds Caritas-Uganda for Empowering Kasese Families.

By Kasese Guide Radio

Kasese, Uganda – Rt. Rev. Francis Aquirinus Kibira Kambale, Ordinary of Kasese Diocese, has praised Caritas-Uganda for equipping families with modern farming skills to boost food production.

Bishop Kambale made these remarks during the end-of-year evaluation meeting held at UHURU 50 gardens in Kasese town. He commended Caritas-Kasese’s monitoring and evaluation efforts, particularly in training beneficiaries on post-harvest handling best practices.

The prelate urged Caritas-Kasese to design projects involving Rev. Sisters, leveraging their understanding of community challenges.

Rev. Fr. Denis Ocanda, Deputy National Director of Caritas-Uganda, emphasized the need for a sustainability plan post-funding.

Msgr. Landaus Bwambale, Vicar General of Kasese Diocese, called for practical application of acquired skills to enhance production and productivity.

Caritas-Uganda’s collaboration with Kasese Diocese has yielded positive results. Continued cooperation will foster long-term food security and sustainable livelihoods for local families.

Rev. Fr. Ocanda noted that the program is progressing well in the Diocese of Kasese.

The end-of-year evaluation meeting aimed to assess progress and plan for future initiatives.

The partnership between Caritas-Uganda and Kasese Diocese demonstrates the power of collaborative efforts in promoting community development.