Denis Mwambu is the finance manager of KBN Helping Hands and Wellness Foundation.In this vital role,Denis oversees the foundation's financial planning, budgeting, compliance and fiscal management.He ensures that all institutional funding, international donor grants and local resources are managed with the highest levels of transparency, efficiency and accountability. Recognizing that robust financial health is the backbone of impactful grassroots work,Denis aligns budgetary resources directly with field programs.From managing Finance for the Lady Thrive Initiative to tracking compliance for partnership projects like the World Bank funded GROW initiative,his precision ensures that every shilling directly empowers vulnerable populations.He is dedicated to maintaining the financial integrity that earns the trust of global donors, partners and the communities KBN serves.
Mwambu Denis
Ntambi Rogers Galabuzi is the Human Resource Manager of KBN Helping Hands and Wellness Foundation,where he leads the foundation's strategic personnel management and labor compliance.Rogers Bridges organizational goals with human-centric policies, designing robust internal structures that support both office teams and field officers working in rural districts.Working closely with executive leadership,Rogers manages employee relations,drives diversity and inclusion initiatives and coordinates capacity -building workshops for staff.His exceptional interpersonal skills and strict adherence to professional human resource standards ensure that KBN remains an efficient, structure and exemplary employer in the non-profit sector.
Ntambi Rogers Galabuzi
Driven by a profound sense of leadership and a Pan-African Vision,Kevin Nsamuye serves as a Public Relations Officer for KBN Helping Hands and Wellness Foundation.In this dual role,Kevin Bridges the gap between field impact and public awareness,ensuring that KBN'S mission to uplift vulnerable populations reasonates globally.Whether he is managing digital outreach or handling partner relations,Kevin applies a strategic business approach honed through his academic journey at Kyambogo University and active leadership roles across civic organizations. He believes that strategic communication is a powerful tool for social change and he is passionately committed to utilizing his platform to advance human rights,health access and economic self-reliance across Uganda.
Kevin Nsamuye
John Francis Choda is the Marketing Manager of KBN Helping Hands and Wellness Foundation,where he oversees brand development, public outreach and multi channel campaign strategies.John Francis specializes in connecting humanitarian causes with the resources needed to sustain them causing innovative marketing techniques to build meaningful engagements around KBN'S health,skilling and clean water(WASH) programs. Collaborating closely with the communications and program teams,he shapes the visual and narrative identity of the foundation across digital and media platforms.His commitment to impactful marketing ensures that the voices of vulnerable populations are amplified hence helping KBN build the strong networks required to achieve lasting socio-economic transformation across rural districts.
Choda John Francis
KBN Helping Hands and Wellness Foundation is a registered Ugandan NGO dedicated to uplifting vulnerable communities. Through targeted health initiatives, holistic wellness programs, and compassionate social support.
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Driven by a profound commitment to social justice and community well-being,Brenda Nabiteeko serves as the Managing Director and Head of Programs for KBN Helping Hands and Wellness Foundation.In this dual capacity,Brenda shapes the foundation's long-term vision while directly steering the design and implementation of its core field programs.Her work focuses on tackling Gender-Based Violence, expanding healthcare and clean water access and driving disability Inclusion across rural districts. Through strategic alliances with networks like the Uganda Women's Network(UWONET),Brenda has successfully scaled up entrepreneurship and skilling initiatives for vulnerable mothers and adolescent girls.Her leadership style is rooted in empathy, transparency and accountability ensuring that every project under the watch delivers measurable, lasting changes to the communities KBN serves.
Brenda Nabiteeko Managing Director & Head of Programs