Earlier this year members of the Law Society from Kampala International University in Tanzania (KIUT) carried out their annual charity visit, this time bringing joy and support to the children of Bagamoyo Orphanage Centre, located in the outskirts of Bagamoyo town.
The visit was led by Mr Lwisijo Ndelwa, the Head of Legal Studies Department, whose guidance ensured the visit was both meaningful and successful. The KIUT team was warmly welcomed bymanager wa bagamoyo orphanage centre Ms. Deckline Buhuru Tulibuza, the manager of the Bagamoyo Orphanage Centre, who served as their gracious host for the day.
Children at the orphanage greeted their visitors with excitement and enthusiasm, eager to engage in a variety of fun and interactive activities. The Law Society members organized several games, creating an atmosphere filled with laughter and joy. The event also featured a heart-warming cake-cutting ceremony, symbolizing celebration and shared happiness.
KIUT law society donated essential materials aimed at improving the living conditions of the children, reinforcing their commitment to enhancing the welfare of the community. These donations will aid the orphanage in its efforts to create a more sustainable and comfortable environment for the children in their care.
This charity visit is part of the Law Society’s annual tradition, where they visit various charitable organizations and hospitals each year. The visits are an opportunity to bring both material support and emotional joy to those in need, while also strengthening the bond between KIUT and the local community.
The KIUT Law Society is a supportive community for law students at KIUT, offering mooting workshops, competitions, and preparation for external events. They provide professional development through events with legal experts and networking tours. The society is committed to supporting academic success and promoting greater access to the legal profession.
The event served as a reminder of the importance of giving back and fostering connections with those less fortunate. As the Law Society continues its mission of service and support, this visit was yet another step in their ongoing efforts to make a positive impact in the community.
