Welcome to the District 9213

Rotary brings together people who care about their communities and the world. In our District, you’ll find professionals, entrepreneurs, and visionaries united by service and friendship. If you’re ready to connect, lead, and give back — Rotary is waiting for you.
 
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How Rotary Youth Exchange is transforming young lives, strengthening families and connecting Uganda to the world.
 
 
Every parent carries a dream for their child: a good education, opportunities to grow, and the chance to build a future beyond what they may have imagined. For some families, however, even the smallest step towards that dream can feel financially out of reach.
 
For Diana Aletiru, a single mother in Arua, northern Uganda, watching her son Alvin Xavier Dakar leave for the United States was more than a proud moment. It was an opportunity she hoped would open a new chapter in his life.
 
On 9 August 2025, Alvin, a student of St. Joseph’s College Ombaci, travelled to California through Rotary Youth Exchange, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Arua Eco City in Rotary District 9213. He attended Windsor High School, where a new country, unfamiliar surroundings and different ways of life became his classroom.
 
 
 
 
Rotary clubs of Uganda and Davis & Shirtliff have renewed their strategic partnership, reaffirming a shared commitment to delivering sustainable water, sanitation and energy solutions to communities across Uganda.
 
The renewed collaboration builds on a highly successful first year that demonstrated the value of combining Rotary's community networks with Davis & Shirtliff's technical expertise to address critical development challenges in schools, health facilities and underserved communities.
 
Good morning, friends.
 
Both Rotarians here, present and online. Every single day, there are millions of people around the world who silently cry out to us. Their cry, although silent, gets to our ears.
 
And every single day, as Rotarians, we respond in unison. We respond by telling them that you will never walk alone. From wherever they are, we listen to them and we respond.
 
We take it as a duty, we take it as a responsibility, and we take it as an obligation to respond to the cries of the millions of people that I have just talked about. This is something that we renew every single year. Every 1st of July, we commit ourselves that we will always stand with those who need us, with those who look up to us.
Rotary District 9213 has celebrated 100 days of service under the 2026-2027 Rotary year theme, Create Lasting Impact, highlighting significant achievements in community service, Foundation giving, membership growth, governance, and public image.
 
 
Addressing Rotarians and Rotaractors during the 100 Days of Creating Lasting Impact address, District Governor Gerald Obai said the milestone was not about celebrating numbers, but about accounting for service and demonstrating Rotary's commitment to communities across Uganda. He emphasized that Rotary exists to respond to the needs of vulnerable people and to ensure that no one walks alone.
 

My Dear Family of Rotary District 9213,

What a start!
 
The first quarter of our Rotary year is done, and I want to say a sincere thank you for the energy, the warm welcome, and the impact you have already created.
Clubs across the District have been engaged in a plethora of life-changing community projects. And I am delighted that road safety is now firmly on the lips of every one of us.
In just 90 days, we have officially launched the Rotary Year with renewed hope under RI President Olayinka Hakeem Babalola’s theme: Create Lasting Impact.
 
I have visited over 60 clubs, and what I have seen is truly inspiring — projects that will outlive us, membership full of passion, and communities that genuinely feel Rotary. 
 
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