This quarter, our work with young mothers under the MCC-supported program reached an exciting milestone—a vibrant Food Demonstration Session held at our Mbuya site. Led by the dedicated MCC Project team, the session offered more than just recipes—it served up practical knowledge, encouragement, and a sense of community. The focus was on enhancing maternal health, […]
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More than a Game: Building Bonds Through Football In an exciting display of energy and unity, ROM on 26th June hosted a friendly football match between our Technical Staff and adolescents from the Friends’ Forum—a peer-led support group nurturing young people supported by ROM. Held on the lively Mbuya grounds, the event was far more
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The schoolyard buzzed with excitement as Reach Out Mbuya brought health education to life through a dynamic health camp at Kiswa Primary School. What began as an ordinary school day transformed into an unforgettable experience filled with laughter, learning, and empowerment. With the support of a passionate team—Social Workers, Teenage & Adolescent Supporters, and Medics—the
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Andrew Ntabwoba, a vibrant young man from Kampala, is now a peer educator at Kisugu Health Center, a role he holds with pride and purpose. His journey began in 2021 when a friend encouraged him to join the SHE SOARS Project, implemented by ROM with funding from the Government of Canada through CARE Uganda.
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In Nakawa Division was a severely malnourished one-year-old girl (SK) and her HIV-positive mother who were both battling tuberculosis and were on the brink of tragedy. Poverty, disease and hopelessness weighed heavily on their fragile lives, until community health workers from Reach Out Mbuya community Health Initiative stepped in. With swift action and support from
When care meets compassion: two lives transformed through love, hope and treatment. Read More »
1. The Annual Charity Drive Join us this November 2025 for our much-anticipated Annual Charity Drive, a powerful movement to raise funds and keep vulnerable children in school. Together, we can turn hope into opportunity—one child at a time. Whether you choose to give, volunteer, or spread the word, your support will make a lasting
As a trusted recipient of U.S. Government funding—including support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)—Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative is fully committed to upholding all legal, ethical, and policy requirements tied to such funding. In line with U.S. laws and global health
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Dear Reader, Welcome to the inaugural 2025 edition of the Reach Out Mbuya (ROM) Newsletter! We’re excited to reconnect with you and share the latest updates from our work in health and community development. In this edition, we bring you: ✔️ Key Quarter 1 Highlights ✔️ Donor Spotlight ✔️ Community spotlight ✔️ Upcoming Events We’ve
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Through the Kampala HIV/TB Project, ROM held Performance Review Meetings in all five city divisions—Kampala Central, Kawempe, Nakawa, Rubaga, and Makindye—bringing together local government officials, health facility leads, and development partners. These meetings focused on enhancing health delivery systems, identifying challenges, and accelerating solutions in the fight against HIV, TB, and other public health concerns.
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MPOX RESPONSE: EBOLA RESPONSE: § 453+ evacuations, 32 confirmed cases and managed § 14-day outreach campaign in Katadde and Wattuba § Risk communication integrated with HIV/TB outreach § 200,000+ individuals reached through school visits, boda stages, clinics, and local radio § Screening and case identification through Drop-In Centres (DICs) and ART clinics § 10+
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As a trusted recipient of U.S. Government funding—including support from
Delighted Natasha Nakato counts her blessings at ROM after excelling
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