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40 years of REHABILITATINGCHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES & THEIR FAMILIES!
Katalemwa Cheshire home for Rehabilitation services (KCH) is a non-governmental development organization in Uganda involved in the rehabilitation of children with disabilities.

KCH’s programmes focus on holistic and comprehensive medical and social rehabilitation of CWDs with consideration of HIV/AIDS and Gender mainstreaming
Corporate Charity Concert with Ismael Lô and Joel Sebunjo
Happy New Year friends of Katalemwa Cheshire Home,We bring you warm greetings from children with disabilities and their caregivers. Thank... Read more...
Government Sponsorship at Makerere University
Kabugo Sulaiman became blind at the age of 4 years after suffering from trachoma... Read more...
Occupational Therapy
The Occupational Therapy unit at KCH supported 7,810 children Read more...
Community Based Rehabilitation
KCH’s Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Programme has helped to increase the number Read more...
National Civil Society fair
Katalemwa Cheshire Participated in the National Civil Society Fair Read more...
Celebrating the day of the African Child
international day of the African child is celebrated world wide. Katalemwa as a lead organization working to improve Read more...
Gift of hope
In partnership with the Ladies section of Kampala Golf Club, Katalemwa Cheshire Home on 9th April Read more...
PROMOTING INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
Quality education is every child’s right. Universal Primary Education by 2015 – this is the 2nd Millennium Development Goal agreed by every country but it will be achieved if it reaches all children, including children with disabilities....
HEALTH AND REHABILITATION
Disability is a major public health concern worldwide and the situation for children with disabilities is even more serious. Approximately one-third of the world’s....
HIV / AIDS & DISABILITY
The global pandemic of HIV/AIDS has now entered its third decade. The impact of HIV/AIDS on individuals, families’ communities and the nation is increasing drastically and it ha....