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One morning each October, hundreds of people walk to raise funds for children's surgery and rehabilitation.
Why we walk
The CoRSU Walk began in 2024 to raise awareness of people with disability and to raise funds for their surgery and rehabilitation. It also carries a message: disability is not inability, it can be treated, and everyone should be made to feel part of the community.
Government ministries, donor and civil society partners, businesses, schools and private individuals have all taken part.
“Over 600 people braved the morning downpour to join the CoRSU Walk.”



The walk so far
2024
First edition
6 October 2024
Over 600 people joined the first CoRSU Walk. Net proceeds of UGX 34,000,000 subsidised the cost of surgery at CoRSU for children with disability.
Source: CoRSU Annual Report 2024
2025
Second edition
October 2025
The walk raised more than UGX 71 million. That enabled 17 children to receive orthopaedic and plastic surgery, 21 patients to access rehabilitation and 62 patients to receive other specialised care.
Source: 2026 walk appeal, as reported in the press
2026
Third edition
4 October 2026, MUBS Sports Ground
The third walk set out to raise UGX 400 million for the surgery and rehabilitation of 100 children. Results had not been published when this page was last updated.
Source: press reports, July and October 2026
Take part
The date of the next walk has not been announced yet. Get in touch and we will tell you when it is.
Join hundreds of walkers on the day, on foot, on crutches or in a wheelchair.
Businesses and partners support the walk as sponsors. Ask us about sponsoring the next one.
Ministries, schools, companies and groups of friends have all walked as teams.
For walk enquiries, including teams and sponsorship, call or email customer care.
Give today
Children aged five and under are treated free at CoRSU, and older children at a subsidised rate. Gifts from people like you make that possible.
