Uniting People to Do Good: A Call to Collective Action and Kindness
Today, Rotary District 9213 proudly launches the 2025–2026 Rotary year with a simple yet
powerful mission: to unite people to do good. This initiative aims to bring together individuals,
communities, and organizations to create meaningful change through kindness, collaboration, and
service.
A Grand Finale to a Magical Year!
This special edition captures the energy, service, and spirit that defined District 9213 under the leadership of DG Anne Nkutu.
This special edition captures the energy, service, and spirit that defined District 9213 under the leadership of DG Anne Nkutu.
From transformative RYLA moments to record-breaking TRF giving, new club models, groundbreaking fellowships, and unforgettable visits across the country!
The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) 2025 for District 9213 was a transformative leadership development program held under the theme "Passion, Action, and Reaction in Leadership." From January 10-12, 2025, at Kaazi Camping Grounds, 240 youth from 60 Rotary Clubs across Uganda participated in a dynamic three-day boot camp featuring leadership masterclasses, team-building challenges, skilling workshops, and community project design.
The program was elevated by a historic visit from Rotary International President Stephanie Urchick, who emphasized digital literacy and communication, and an inspiring address by Hon. Dr. Balaam Barugahara, encouraging youth to drive national development. With sessions on self-discovery, emotional intelligence, financial literacy, and adaptability in the age of AI, RYLA 2025 empowered participants to become innovative and resilient leaders, culminating in impactful social project pitches showcased at the 100th District Conference.
For full report click here
For full report click here
What do you hope to achieve during your term?
My role as the District Governor is to consolidate what I’ve always wanted to do in the community and inspire others to do more than what I’ve achieved as an
individual. And inspire clubs to do different projects. Remember, we are 130 clubs; if each of those touched five communities, that is touching over 500 communities. So, one of the things I want to do is inspire clubs to touch as many communities as possible. We’ve always had the Governor come up with a project, but most times that project dies with the year. But when you work with the clubs, these clubs stay in these communities for more than five years, and the impact is much, much greater. So that is one of my roles.
