USEA Games of Impact 2026 to fund free medical camp
The U.S. Exchange Alumni Association Uganda (USEA) held its 'Games of Impact' event to raise funds for a free medical camp in Bwaise, Kampala. The initiative aims to provide healthcare services to thousands of vulnerable residents in December.
Why it matters
This event demonstrates the role of professional networks and international exchange alumni in driving local community development and public health initiatives.
Proceeds from the 2026 U.S. Exchange Alumni Association Uganda (USEA) Games of Impact, held on August 15 at City High School in Kololo, Kampala, will support a free medical camp scheduled for December 12 in Bwaise, Kawempe division, Kampala.
The USEA Mega Medical Camp is expected to provide thousands of vulnerable people in Bwaise and surrounding areas with free medical consultations, treatment, medicines, health screening, education and referrals.
More than 400 people took part in this year's event, competing in 28 teams. The participants included professionals, corporate organisations, public institutions, development partners and community supporters.
The event featured more than 10 sporting and recreational activities, including football, cycling, sack races, egg races and other games.
The Games are organised by USEA in partnership with the Rotaract Corporate League and Gazaland UOX with its wider effort aimed at using professional networks, leadership and civic engagement to create practical impact in communities.
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