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Overview
 Katalemwa Cheshire Home for Rehabilitation Services (KCH) is a Charitable Organisation founded in 1970 to provide comprehensive rehabilitation services to children with disabilities based on a holistic approach.
It is non–denominational, non-political and non–governmental organization fully registered with the National non-governmental organizations board under registration No. S123/4567.
KCH is involved in a wide range of activities affecting the community including provision of medical services, promoting inclusive education for children with disability and providing social support to families with children with disability. KCH believes in empowering both the children with disability and their families and hence the need for their participation and involvement in the rehabilitation process. KCH's major strength lies in working with and through
the existing network of partners on disability issues on a national and international level and in the provision of quality comprehensive services.
Vision
Our vision is to become a regional leader and partner in rehabilitation and fulfilling rights of children with disabilities.
Mission
Our mission is to ensure access to quality and holistic rehabilitation services by children with disabilities and their families, with emphasis on physical disabilities. |
Our Board Members
• Mr. John Mary Mpagi - Chairman
• Mr. Aloysius Kaganda Bakkidde - Member
• Mr. James William Isiko - Member
• Mr. Nicholas Mbuvi - Member
• Mrs. Deborah Mulumba - Member
• Mrs. Joan Mahalanobis - Member
• Dr. Mukasa Francis Member
• Mr. Herbert Muhumuza - Member
• Ms. Connie Tinka - Secretary of the Board
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