Rotertank Project (Research Paper Sample)

Introduction
The Rotaract club of Kenyatta University
The Rotaract club of Kenyatta University is an organisation based in Kenyatta University main campus. The club was found by the Rotary club of Nairobi south as its daughter club. It comprises of 50 dedicated members and is still in the process of recruiting more. Members meet every Monday from 6:45pm at the BSSC building at Kenyatta University main campus. The club is headed by a president who is supported by a vice-president. Other ranks follow which include but not limited to the secretary, community service director, club service director, finance director and professional service director.
RCKU has been in the for-front in regards to community service within its environs and beyond. Christ our refuge children’s home has been its first priorities having at least two visit chances per semester. The duty of members during visits include but not limited to cooking, playing with kids and cleaning of rooms’ utensils as well as cloths. Dancing and social interactions is also a major activity that bring joy to children during the visits. Among others, the club has also been conducting community services at various avenues including planting of trees within the University grounds on various environmental occasions.
Apart from community service, the club also interacts with other clubs with the same mission. RCKU participated in the polio flash-mob in collaboration with Rotaract club of University of Nairobi among other clubs. Members also participated in the recent "This close to end polio" walk in Nairobi. The club has hosted other clubs including RC-JKUAT and RC-CUEA on its meetings. The club has also summoned a number of professionals in different fields to interact with its members. With due cause, the club is definitely the place to be.
Christ our refuge children’s home
Christ our refuge children’s home was started in 2001 bearing the mission that no child shall sleep on the streets of Kenya and No child shall sleep hungry lonely abused and rejected. It is located at Mwihoko, Kahawa Sukari area at Nairobi, The home has 42 vulnerable children both boys and girls aged between 5 and 18 years. Children are brought there and taught to walk according to Christian ways. The home identifies talents from every child and brings it to coarse.
However, like any other institution, the home experiences various challenges in its normal operations. Among them is water inefficiency. The challenge has been experienced for quite a while now and is threatening the health of children at the home. Poor s...