RSCE Brought “Mission: Possible” to Life During Client Service Week 2025

Staff from the Client Service Section showcasing their talent at the Talent Show

Staff from the Travel Service Line smartly dressed as Pilots

Happiness at the fun and games as Office of the Director RSCE colleagues celebrate winning the 'tag of war' game

Mr. Paulin Djomo Director RSCE hands over a trophy to the International Benefits and Payroll Colleagues who were the Champions of the UN talks.

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10 Oct 2025

RSCE Brought “Mission: Possible” to Life During Client Service Week 2025

Jullian Kahara Atukunda


The Regional Service Centre Entebbe (RSCE) commemorated Client Service Week 2025 with a spirited celebration that blended recognition, reflection, and renewed purpose. Held from October 6 to 10, the week unfolded under the theme Mission: Possible, a rallying call that echoed across service lines and offices, inspiring staff to embrace every challenge with creativity and resolve.

The opening town hall set the tone, featuring vibrant performances that showcased RSCE’s hallmark of teamwork and passion. It wasn’t just a ceremonial start; it was a statement of intent. The Centre’s approach to client service, rooted in collaboration and innovation, took center stage as teams reaffirmed their shared mission.

While Client Service Week is observed globally, RSCE’s celebration carried a distinctly personal tone. Staff paused to reflect on the deeper purpose behind their work, whether onboarding a colleague, resolving a payroll issue, or delivering critical human resource support. Each task underscored a belief that service is not merely a duty, but a calling.

In a message to staff and clients, RSCE Director Mr. Paulin Djomo captured the spirit of the week, stating: “This year’s theme, Mission: Possible, is more than a slogan. It reflects the extraordinary dedication, resilience, and innovation that our teams bring to every challenge. Whether onboarding a new staff member, resolving a payroll issue, or delivering critical HR support, our mission is always possible because of the people behind it.”

He further urged leaders to take an active role in the celebrations, adding:

“Client Service Week is our opportunity to pause, reflect, and celebrate. I urge you to lead the way, host a recognition moment, share a story of exceptional service, or simply say thank you to staff.”

Throughout the week, RSCE honored its everyday heroes, those who consistently go the extra mile to ensure clients feel supported and valued. Recognition moments were heartfelt, and stories of exceptional service helped strengthen bonds across teams. Notable among these were the ‘security dogs’ unsung heroes that check premises and vehicles every morning to ensure a safe environment for all. These were given awards amidst ululations from staff.

Several activities were designed to energise and engage. Staff participated in challenges that sparked innovation, attended sessions that sharpened their service mindset, and enjoyed lighthearted games and surprises that kept spirits high. The atmosphere was one of celebration, learning, and connection.

Leadership emphasized inclusivity, encouraging participation from all roles. Whether client-facing or behind the scenes, every team member played a vital part in delivering excellence. Focal Points coordinated schedules and rallied teams to bring their best to each event, reinforcing a culture of shared ownership.

Staff pooled personal resources to make the week’s events memorable. From the costumes to the presentations, from the games to the awards, staff came together to ensure their service lines shone in all they participated in.

As the week concluded, RSCE’s commitment to service remained front and center. The celebration was not a fleeting moment; it was a forward-looking affirmation of the values that define the Centre. With renewed energy and purpose, RSCE continues to stand as a trusted partner and a beacon of client-focused service across Africa and beyond.

Client Service Week 2025 was more than an event—it was a movement. It reminded everyone that with the right mindset, the right team, and the right mission, anything is possible.