Nakalanda Project

“Expenses bank service charges 360 office supplies 2,490 postage and delivery 913 professional fees 2,350 repairs and maintenance 14,084 clinic expenses 17,830 fuel/power/repairs 8,917 labor 15,564 ministry 3,398 school expenses 23,977 operation overhead 557 business licenses and per 20 non-investment depreciation 4,517 total 94,977”

“Fixed assets 143,635 191,791 less accumulated depreciation 5,469 9,986 other assets 0 15,965 total 138,166 197,770”

“Intercompany transfer 10,000 0”

“Nakalanda project's mission is to provide a faith-based approach to our school, medical clinic, and outreach ministries in nakalanda, uganda and surrounding communities.”

“Eaglets primary school - 2023. We have continued throughout 2023 on a standard, regular schedule. It is a 3 month term beginning february 1st followed by a one month break. That schedule repeats for term 2 & , ending in december. Standard state testing was required for each student at the end of the year. Again, as last year, we scored overall the highest of any school in our area. We were again at the 400 mark for total enrollment. We increased our students receiving education scholarships, including both full and partial to just over 100 of our student body. That is one fourth of our registered students. We increased approximately 20 more students receiving financial aid than last year. We continue to fund our "food for thought" program with 100% donated funds. It costs the students nothing. Each student receives a very good lunch each day. For many it is the only legitimate meal they receive all day”

“Eagles nest medical center - we are still considered the top medical clinic in our district. I understand that there are now over 3500 registered clinics in our district, and more than that are not registered. Two years ago we were one of the few clinics chosen to be a covid crisis center. We were a temporary isolation facility for government referral until the government health ministry could retrieve that patient and take over. This year we have been chosen to have special training by the ministry of health o be a t.b. Treatment center. We found this our very late in the year, so as of now, the program and training was not begun. Still an honor to be chosen. We continue to treat the sick as both in and out patients. Malaria and typhoid continue to be out largest categories we treat. We go mobile on a regular basis to ours and the surrounding villages to give educational "talks- and answer questions. Our well equipped pharmacy is best supplied around us and is used extensively.”

“Elderly aids - this target group is a very difficult group. Many times the elderly cannot transport to our facility because of both medical and financial issues. We many times mist go mobile to accommodate & treat, much of this group is given treatment and medication as free aid. There are "free" government facilities available, but are fewer & further between and the transport issue continues to hamper access. Another part of this work with the group is to provide food staples to help supplement their minimal earing program. We also installed gutters, downspouts & catch barrels on several houses that did have at least a section of the house covered with metal to be able to facilitate the ability to harvest water. This a huge benefit for them.”

“Facilities for pastors & missionaries - work has continued on this facility, but progress has been slow. We are still working on this project. Of course we hope we can complete this project next year.”