Founded in 1994 by the Christian churches of Kyetume Parish, Kyetume Community-Based Health Care Programme (KCBHCP) has served rural communities in Mukono District for over 30 years. We began by directly combating high mortality rates and have since expanded our mission to holistically improve health, welfare, and livelihoods.
Through a people-centred, participatory approach, we empower underserved communities to access healthcare, education, and economic opportunities.
To improve the general health standards of the underserved communities.
Empowering local volunteers with participatory methods that leverage grassroots knowledge.
Three decades of transforming lives through healthcare, education, and economic empowerment.
A productive healthy society responsive to its fundamental human rights and obligations.
Comprehensive initiatives addressing the most critical needs in rural communities.
Providing for a healthy community is the cornerstone of Kyetume CBHCs work. We operate two health clinics in Mukono District...
The Heifer and goats program supports organic farming by providing a sustainable crop foundation through the use of animal droppings
The strategic plan emphasizes irrigation and climate-smart agriculture, including organic farming while providing
Committed to enhancing the welfare of rural communities in Mukono District, the Christian Churches of Kyetume Parish established the Kyetume CBHCP in 1994.
