between healthcare services and communities through
sustainable, community-driven interventions.
Empowering Communities
and families to take charge of their own development
through vocational training, income generation, and community health programs.
for Every Community
The Ubuntu Health Initiative (UHI) is a Community-Based Organization founded in 2020 as an offshoot of the Lyantonde School of Nursing and Midwifery. We are committed to transforming lives by implementing sustainable interventions that address the health and social needs of communities, households, and individuals.
Mission
To positively transform communities, households and individuals through implementing sustainable and responsive community development interventions in our areas of operation.
Vision
A healthy, prosperous and safe world for all
Core Values
Compassion, Humanity, Love and Partnerships
Vocational Training for Youth & Women
Equipping youth and women with hands-on skills for employment and self-reliance.
Vocational Training for Youth & Women
Equipping youth and women with hands-on skills for employment and self-reliance.
Community Health Promotion
Improving health via infrastructure development and hygiene education.
Areas of Intervention
In order to address the diverse needs of communities and promote sustainable development, various areas of intervention are crucial. This organized approach focuses on four key areas:
– Equipping youth and women with practical hands-on skills.
– Education support/scholarships.
– Health infrastructure development.
– Health education and sensitization.
– HIV/AIDS advocacy and awareness.
– Sanitation and hygiene promotion
– Promotion of access to safe and clean water.
– Supporting establishment of household income generating projects.
– Micro-credit support to women and youth in small-scale businesses.