Muntu Foundation team and community members
Entebbe  ·  Uganda

Openness to difference is what we stand for.

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Who we are

Muntu Foundation Uganda

Muntu Foundation Uganda (MFU) works to advance the health, safety and economic rights of Uganda’s marginalized individuals.

A diverse population is the strongest driver of success. That belief shapes everything we do, from the people we serve to the way we work together.

Foundation members with partners at an eventEvening event
Our mandate

Together, we can create and sustain a beautifully diverse population.

Every person deserves care, a safe home and a fair chance to build a livelihood.

I.

Health Care

Access to proper health care is a fundamental human right that should not be violated.

With your support, we keep working to improve access to quality health care for people in critical need.

II.

Shelter

No one deserves to be homeless because of their gender and sexual orientation.

Your donations help us keep providing shelter and food for those in critical need of a safe place to stay.

III.

Economic Inclusion

We believe everyone has the potential to advance in their careers through equal opportunities for all.

We stand for a Uganda where talent and hard work, not identity, decide who gets a chance to grow.

Across all three, we carry out research and advocacy that centres the lived experience of Uganda’s marginalized people.

A diverse population is the strongest driver of success.

Love is Universal

What guides us.

i.

Embrace learning.

Expanding our understanding of SOGIE, and of personal differences, perspectives and experiences, challenges our biases. By educating ourselves, we learn to build bridges and what it truly means to be accepting.

ii.

Practice kindness.

Kindness is the foundation of a peaceful and positive environment. It is an essential part of building a healthy culture where everyone feels valued.

iii.

Challenge yourself.

As we learn how to foster a diverse and inclusive environment, we need to be comfortable challenging ourselves. That means confronting our assumptions and prejudices in order to relearn, unlearn and grow.

Experience Learning Project

Learn human rights through lived experience.

We are currently open to receiving students, interns, human rights researchers and anyone interested in researching human rights through the lens of a Ugandan marginalized person.

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Our team

The people behind the work.

Travor Mukisa

Travor Mukisa

President

Travor has a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomatic Studies and over 12 years of passionate experience in activism.

Rebecca Najemba

Rebecca Najemba

Vice President

Rebecca is our champion for women’s rights. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Procurement and Logistics and has great experience in accounts and financial management.

Jovan Opio

Jovan Opio

Coordinator of Programs

Jovan is so good with people. They have mastered the art of community engagement, which makes us so lucky to have them as our C.O.P.

Governance

Board of Directors

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Chairperson, B.O.D
Jerry Agaba

Jerry Agaba

Board Member
Brendah

Brendah

Board Member
Your donation keeps us going

Help us advance health, shelter and economic inclusion.

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Your gift supports shelter and food for those in critical need, access to quality health care, and the research and advocacy that protect the rights of Uganda’s marginalized individuals.

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Let’s connect

We’d love to hear from you.

Share your thoughts, questions or suggestions on how we can further promote diversity, equity and inclusivity.

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