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Kyangwali refugee
settlement
Kagoma Village -Hoima Diocese
Contact persons:
Rev.Josemarie L.W.Kizito
P.O.BOX 34 Hoima
Uganda (East Africa)
Tel: +256 41 349377,
+256 772 443805.
Fax :+256 046540336
hosemarie@utlonline.co.ug

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	I am greatly honoured to welcome you to St. Patrick’s center for Integral Development (SPACID)'s website. St. Patrick’s center for Integral Development (SPACID) is a non-profit organization in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement started by a diocesan priest of Hoima Catholic Diocese.

	Birth of the Centre: On the occasion of his silver jubilee celebrations in the Ministry, 13th May 2003,Rev.Josemarie L.W Kizito,with the blessing of his Bishop Rt. Reverand Dr.Deogratias Byabazire and friends from different parts of the world

	1/10/2011. bishop arichardo ramirez from the united states conference of catholic bishops (usccb) and members of usccb’s committee on migration visit to st. patrick’s center- kyangwali refugee settlement. Bishop Arichardo and his team(visiting team) was welcomed into Kyangwali Refugee settlement by Rev. Fr. JosemarieKizito at the gate that leads to the settlement at exactly 4:00 pm.
	The African Village Cottages This Unique concept of the African Village Cottages depicts an African style with each cottage representing an African country where majority of our Refugees come from. i.e Kenya, Sudan, Rwanda, Somalia, DRC Congo.
	Director to the 22nd world scout jamboree in sweden 2011. It was a very exciting news when in July 2011, the Director/Chaplain SPACID of Kyangwali Refugee settlement Rev. Kizito was selected to be one of the country’s outstanding official and senior scout to attend the 22nd world scout Jamboree which was to take place at Rinkaby in Sweden.

To nurture and train our refugees and the host nationals around the settlement in the love of God. And to heal them from the begging syndrome to self-development and sustenance through self-help income generating project. Thus ,building a just and peaceful society in which each can live to the fullness potential, free to associate, and sharing the simple resources and abilities with neighbours for the common good…"that we may live together".