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AMDA Bereavement Fund (ABF)

Death is inevitable. The AMDA Bereavement Fund was formed so that members can give themselves and their families a befitting send-off.

UGX 50,000One-off membership fee, non-refundable
UGX 20,000Monthly subscription
UGX 7,000,000Paid on the death of a member
18 and aboveEligible AMDA members

What is the Bereavement Fund?

If we can insure against risks that may never happen, what about the one thing we know will happen to each of us?

The ABF is an association of members who pool capital and resources to help members have a befitting send-off for themselves and their immediate relatives, and to enhance the unity of AMDA.

Who qualifies?

Any member of AMDA who is 18 years or older.

Equal membership system

All existing members contribute from the start of the fund. Members who join later pay all arrears from the start, except for members' children who have just come of age.

Entitlements in case of bereavement

ItemAmount (UGX)
Upon the death of a member of the ABF7,000,000
Upon the death of an immediate relative of an ABF member3,000,000
Mandatory contribution by every ABF member on any such death10,000

A member, or the next of kin, receives benefits if the member, the member's spouse, biological child or biological parent dies.

How much does a member pay?

PaymentAmount (UGX)
Membership fee, paid once at entry (non-refundable)50,000
Monthly subscription20,000

Who are the beneficiaries?

  • The member
  • The member's spouse
  • The member's biological child
  • The member's biological parents

How is the ABF managed?

The ABF is run by an Executive Committee of five: a Chairperson, a Secretary, a Treasurer and two Committee Members. The AMDA Executive Committee appoints the Chairperson, who then appoints the rest.

Stewardship

The money is kept in an account at the AMDA SACCO, although the Fund is independent of the SACCO. Members receive a regular financial report at general meetings.

Investments

As the Fund grows, unused funds may be invested in ventures approved by members, possibly through an Investment Committee.

How to join

  1. Get your fees ready

    UGX 50,000 for membership and at least UGX 20,000 for a month's subscription, plus monthly subscriptions since the fund began.

  2. Call the ABF team

    They will guide you on eligibility and give you a membership form to fill.

  3. Pay and become a member

    Pay the dues and get a receipt.

You can pay the Treasurer, Bernadine, by cash or Mobile Money and be issued a receipt. Or deposit on the SACCO account AMDA Cooperative Savings & Credit, A/C No. 01061020550512, DFCU Bank, Acacia Branch, and bring the deposit slip with the reason for the deposit to the Treasurer for a receipt.

Who to contact

Mr. Robert Ndyanabo

ABF Chairperson, +256 752 408 141

Mr. Collins Tumusiime

ABF Secretary, +256 776 698 302

Bernadine

ABF Treasurer, +256 788 809 377

The AMDA leadership list shows Mr. John Bosco Kairukomusyo as the current ABF Chairperson.

Join the AMDA Bereavement Fund

Call the ABF team today and get your membership form.

Call the Treasurer

Mass times and directions

Monthly AMDA Mass

When
The last Sunday of every month, except December
Time
10:00 am
Language
Runyakitara
Where
AMDA House, Rubaga, Kampala
Animated by
A parish, school or council each month

AMDA House

Plus code
8G5X+F5V, Kampala
Phone
+256 772 412 619
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