Our Story
RIBHO was established in 2009 by Ugandan born native Pamela Mukaire. Deeply moved by the lived experiences of youth living with HIV/AIDS, she encountered on a trip to Mubende district, Uganda, she decided to set up an aid organization dedicated to helping Uganda’s most vulnerable rural youth.
Since the beginning RIBHO have maintained a sharp focus on its mission, evolving with the changing needs of people with chronic illness and in need. This evolution has marked by significant milestones of multiple community supported interventions.
Our secondary accomplishment is the production, processing, preparation, packaging, and delivery of meals and bags of groceries to children, the elderly, men, and women in Uganda’s communities impacted by disease, hunger and poverty.
Our primary accomplishment is to share in the hope of a good day with hundreds who we are privileged to share a meal with.
The farm, the food pantry, the home food delivery, the public meal sharing, the medical support, the community health education trainings, the youth empowerment projects, etc., are expressions of our mission to help address the needs of people affected by poverty.
We have been rewarded by awakening in our local communities the same bravery to care and share community resources, one with another. We are grateful to have facilitated and encouraged commitment, bravery, community responsibility, and generosity in individuals and congregations this year.
About Us
Resources for Improving Birth and Health Outcomes (RIBHO) is 501 (c) (3) charitable organization working together with East African local communities to implement food security, free healthcare access, maternal and child nutrition, non-communicable disease prevention and health promotion projects and more.
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