URSB Extends Festive Cheer To Vulnerable Children With Support To Sanyu Babies Home

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The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) has extended festive support to vulnerable and abandoned children at Sanyu Babies Home in Mengo through a donation of essential supplies.The donation included food items, medicines, hygiene products and other childcare necessities aimed at addressing the daily needs of children under the care of the institution.

The items were handed over during a special ceremony attended by URSB officials and representatives from Sanyu Babies Home.Representing the Registrar General, URSB Manager for Chattels Securities Registration Stellah Kakwezi Olimi said supporting charitable institutions is part of the organisation’s commitment to giving back to society.She noted that organisations have a responsibility to contribute to the wellbeing of communities and support initiatives that improve the lives of vulnerable groups.

According to URSB, its corporate social responsibility programmes continue to focus on key community needs, including healthcare, education and social welfare.The donated supplies included nutritional items to support the children’s feeding needs, medical supplies to promote their health and hygiene materials such as soap and other childcare products.Sanyu Babies Home Director Barbara Nankya Mutagubya welcomed the donation, saying it had come at an important time and would help the institution meet the children’s everyday needs during the festive season.

The funds used to purchase the donated items were raised through contributions from URSB staff during the organisation’s annual thanksgiving prayer breakfast held in November.The thanksgiving event was presided over by the Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, His Grace Samuel Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu.URSB said the initiative reflects its wider commitment to social responsibility and sustainable community development, particularly through supporting vulnerable groups and making a positive contribution beyond its core mandate.

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