Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation

Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit rooted in underserved communities.

We are rooted in underserved communities fighting multidimensional poverty

We empower mothers living in extreme poverty and work with them to alleviate health, education, and socioeconomic deprivations faced by their households & communities

Join us ❤️ We take bold steps to equip under looked mothers living in ultra-poverty with the tools required to steer their households and communities in add

ressing social-economic, education, health & climate change challenges. We utilize a comprehensive cohort based Nzuno woman mentorship, skilling and empowerment program catalyzed with communal initiatives and/or projects that improve health outcomes, enhance educational opportunities, increase living standards, and institute social protection. Kindly note that page administrators may delete any comments or corresponding posts that are out of context including but not limited to posts that harass other community members, spams, inflammatory content and posts promoting other organizations. Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation usually "likes" and comments on other individuals and organizations' pages, but these do not imply our endorsement and/or approval

Today, we are in Wakiso District for a Small Business and Entrepreneurship Training, courtesy of the Nzuno Women’s Capac...
08/18/2026

Today, we are in Wakiso District for a Small Business and Entrepreneurship Training, courtesy of the Nzuno Women’s Capacity Building and Mentorship Class.

Mothers will learn sustainable ways to create 10 different income streams from home, how to start and grow small businesses, and build community-based enterprises that respond to local challenges to create lasting livelihoods for themselves and their families.

It’s going to be a great day of learning, and we look forward to an amazing and impactful time together!

Food security is not only about having something to eat today.It is about whether households can access nutritious food ...
08/12/2026

Food security is not only about having something to eat today.

It is about whether households can access nutritious food consistently and sustainably.

Through our Community Nutrition Gardens Initiative, vulnerable households are growing and accessing nutritious foods within their communities.

So far, our health and nutrition interventions have reached 282 households, helping families strengthen food security, improve nutrition, protect health, and build resilience.

Because breaking multidimensional poverty means addressing the interconnected needs that shape a family’s wellbeing, nutrition is therefore an investment in health, resilience, and household wellbeing.

Disability inclusion is not a separate conversation.- It belongs in education.- It belongs in healthcare.- It belongs in...
08/11/2026

Disability inclusion is not a separate conversation.

- It belongs in education.
- It belongs in healthcare.
- It belongs in livelihoods.
- It belongs in community leadership.

At Kitibwa, disability inclusion is woven across our programs because families raising children with disabilities deserve opportunities to thrive with dignity, inclusion, and purpose.

By connecting families to healthcare, education, livelihoods, and community support, we address the interconnected barriers that deepen poverty and build stronger, more resilient families.

Inclusion is part of breaking multidimensional poverty.

What happens when a mother who has learned begins to teach another mother?Knowledge multiplies.Our alumni mothers after ...
08/10/2026

What happens when a mother who has learned begins to teach another mother?

Knowledge multiplies.

Our alumni mothers after graduation are working alongside Kitibwa team as peer leaders, mentoring newer participants within the Nzuno Women’s Capacity Building and Mentorship Class.

Through this model, mothers are not only being reached, they are becoming part of how Kitibwa connects with and supports other mothers at the grassroots.

Transformation becomes stronger when communities are not only beneficiaries of change, but leaders of it.

Mothers supporting mothers.  🤱🏾Community Support Groups create safe spaces for peer support, where mothers share experie...
08/06/2026

Mothers supporting mothers. 🤱🏾

Community Support Groups create safe spaces for peer support, where mothers share experiences, encourage one another, and learn together.

Because the wellbeing of a child is deeply connected to the wellbeing of the mother. Supporting mothers is key to strengthening what works to give every child a healthy start in life.

We are still commemorating  , strengthening what works to give every child a healthy start in life. 🤱🏾Our work walks alo...
08/05/2026

We are still commemorating , strengthening what works to give every child a healthy start in life. 🤱🏾

Our work walks alongside mothers, addressing the interconnected challenges that affect their families’ wellbeing. This includes creating spaces where mothers can access practical knowledge and support for their health and the health of their children.

These are some of the profound learnings Clowie Kayaga shared with the mothers during our recent Nzuno Women’s Capacity Building Class held in partnership with ATTA Breastmilk Community:

The first milk is important: Colostrum, the thick, yellowish first milk, is rich in nutrients and antibodies that help protect a newborn.

Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for the first 6 months: Babies generally need only breast milk during this period, including during hot weather. Breast milk provides both nutrition and hydration.

Breastfeed on demand: Feed your baby whenever they show signs of hunger rather than strictly following a clock. Newborns commonly breastfeed frequently.

A good latch matters: The baby’s mouth should take in a good portion of the ar**la, not just the ni**le, to help the baby get milk effectively and reduce ni**le pain.

For us, this is what strengthening mothers looks like, equipping them with knowledge and support that can improve the health and wellbeing of their families.

When mothers are supported, children have a stronger start, families become more resilient, and communities move closer to a future where every family can thrive with dignity.

Mothers ask: “If I don’t breastfeed for two days, will my breast milk go bad?”Breast milk does not spoil inside the brea...
08/04/2026

Mothers ask: “If I don’t breastfeed for two days, will my breast milk go bad?”

Breast milk does not spoil inside the breast. If a mother has not breastfed or expressed milk for two days, she can generally resume breastfeeding. However, her milk supply may have decreased, and her breasts may feel full or uncomfortable. Getting breastfeeding support can help her safely re-establish feeding and milk production.

Mama, don’t throw away your breast milk because of this myth. Seek support and get the right information.

This , what are some breastfeeding myths you have encountered? Share them with us in the comments. Let’s break the myths, share the facts and support mothers.

Kitibwa’s heart is in the community!! Our CEO  takes time to visit and spend meaningful time listening to, and sharing w...
06/08/2026

Kitibwa’s heart is in the community!! Our CEO takes time to visit and spend meaningful time listening to, and sharing with the incredible Kitibwa Restoring Hope Foundation mothers.

At Kitibwa, we believe true transformation doesn’t happen from a distance; it happens when we sit together with mothers, share stories, and build solutions together.

Thank you to the resilient mothers in Uganda for the warm welcome and your unwavering spirit!

A mother’s influence is a powerful foundation.During our recent Nzuno Women’s Capacity Building Class, we dove deep into...
06/06/2026

A mother’s influence is a powerful foundation.

During our recent Nzuno Women’s Capacity Building Class, we dove deep into a powerful truth: Why mothers should establish altars in their homes and businesses.

Beyond the physical, a mother’s prayerful presence creates an atmosphere of peace, protection, and destiny for her household and community.

Because we believe in holistic empowerment, spiritual grounding was paired with mental wellness. Every mother participated in confidential 1-on-1 heart to heart experiential sessions, giving them a safe space to speak, heal, and feel heard.

Thank you for being part of our journey, “Restoring Hope.” When a mother rises, her community rises with her.

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Bedford, MA

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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