25Dec
The Kitibwa Buzz – Annual Report 2024
As we reflect on this year’s journey, our annual report highlights the collective power of
Fight
4+
years of service
We strongly believe that when mothers rise, communities thrive.
779+
ultra-poor mothers reached
Our Vision
A world where every household is healthy and empowered to access services to their well-being.
441+
Mothers empowered to live > $1.9 / day
Our Mission
To empower mothers living in extreme poverty and work with them to alleviate health, education, and socioeconomic deprivations faced by their households and communities.
Social Economic Empowerment
779 / 5,000
15%
Education
251 / 5,000
5%
Health
710 / 5,000
14.2%
Raised
$9,600.00
53.3%
Goal
$18,000.00
Raise Fund for Clean Water and Healthy Food
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Raised
$7,600.00
42.2%
Goal
$18,000.00
Your small help can bring a Better Life to Everyone
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Raised
$9,600.00
53.3%
Goal
$18,000.00
Give African Childrens a good Education & Healthy
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Raised
$7,600.00
42.2%
Goal
$18,000.00
Raise funds for children’s clean & healthy food
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Raised
$8,000.00
44.4%
Goal
$18,000.00
Raise funds for clean water system for rural poor
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Raised
$7,600.00
42.2%
Goal
$18,000.00
Help poor kids after an unfortunate tragedy
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Safe Water Access
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Hygiene Solutions
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Shaminah Talijah Nsubuga
CEO
Racheal Ndagire
Monitoring, Evaluation, Research & Learning Associate
Steven Kikwalo
Program Associate
Allan G. Nsubuga
Director Strategic Planning and Development
Nakachwa Namusisi
Director Social Services
Lacey Kyakyo
Chief Financial Officer
Dr. Linda Atulinda
Team Lead - Health Services
Egonga Badhaga Saleh
Team Lead - Education Services
Lillian Katusiime
Chaplain
Norah Babirye
Director Research Policy and Advocacy
Sarah Tushemereirwe
Office Runner
31 Jan, 2025
Community Nutrition Awareness Baraza
More details will be posted as we get near the event.
14 Dec, 2024
Boost a Vulnerable Mother’s Family Business this Christmas Season
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13 Dec, 2024
December 2024 M&E O’Clock Series
This inaugural session will break down the theory of change and how it is increasingly utilized as a living concept,
After dropping out of school and struggling to provide for four children through odd jobs, I still lived below $1.90 a day. Everything changed when Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation’s Nzuno woman capacity-building program introduced me to savings, boosted my confidence, and inspired me to join Sinza Savings Club and start a stable poultry and goat-rearing business. With the income generated and the support of the Nzuno alumni network, I now own two goats and 20 chickens, and I work alongside the foundation to uplift other vulnerable community members.
Nabisere Madina
Nzuno Beneficiary
Initially overwhelmed by her bedridden husband’s hospital bills and her four children dropping out of school, she struggled to support them on only $1 a day as a waitress. Through the Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation, she discovered her potential, learned vital business and home management skills, and started a profitable jackfruit vending business, earning $2.50 a day. Now, she is expanding her income by learning tailoring and hopes to uplift other vulnerable community members by sharing her newly acquired skills.
Sylvia Nakabuye
Kitibwa Beneficiary
Irene, a mother of three, faced eviction and dire financial struggles during the COVID-19 lockdown but received critical support, including a savings box and initial capital, from Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation. With the help of business skills learned in Nzuno classes, she expanded her charcoal venture from a single bag to over five, eased her family’s financial burdens, and graduated in December 2023. She continues saving through Sinza Savings Club, plans to resume her cassava chip-frying business, and aspires to become a great businesswoman for the sake of her children’s future.
Irene Nakandi
Kitibwa Beneficiary
24Dec
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2025
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2025. Thank you for
06Dec
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19Dec
Learn How access to Clean Water & Food
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