Impact and Legacy
District 411B has become a beacon of service in Uganda, with signature projects including:
The district also earned global recognition for achieving 100% participation in the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) campaigns in 2021–2022.
- LCIF grant SFP2015/411-B Diabetic Retinopathy Screening and Treatment in South- western Uganda (2018 – 2021)
- DES17193/411-B, LCIF grant to support social mobilization activities for the 2019 measles rubella campaign.
- Direct support to the Ministry of Health for measles rubella immunisation 2019
- LCIF grant DIA17146/411-B for Lions Diabetes Awareness and Prevention Project in the
Kampala Metropolitan Area (2019-2021) - Grant MAT16432/411-B to equip schools in Western Uganda with lightning arrestors
- Lions Quest Grant LQG16270/411-B for expansion of Lions Quest to new areas (2018/19)
- SFP 2117-411B Establishment of Eye clinic at Bwindi Community Hospital (2020)
- LIONS Comprehensive Eye Care Project for Kigezi SFP 2132-411B
- Lions Quest Grant LQG17490/411 B for expansion of Lions Quest to Northern Uganda (2019/20)
- Comprehensive Eye Care Project in Nsambya Grant SFP2078/411-B
- Teso Diabetes Project DIA16726-411B
- Diabetes Management Support in Low-Income Communities of Greater Kampala, Grant DIA21357-411B
- Lions Quest Grant LQG21150/411 B for expansion of Lions Quest to Refugee
Communities (2023/24) - Direct support from LCIF to the Paediatric Haematology Oncology Ward in Mulago operated by Global HOPE
- Kabarole Lions Secondary Eye Center SFP2196/411B Vision project
- Comprehensive Eye Care Project for West Nile Communities SFP2218/411B
- Diabetes Project East Lango DIA22784/411B
- Direct support from LCIF to the World Food Program for the school feeding project in Karamoja