About Us

Katalemwa Cheshire Home (KCH) is a development non-profit making organization in Uganda established in 1970 involved in rehabilitation of children with disabilities between 0-18 years and offering support to their families to develop their potential inorder to address the underlying cause and challenges of disability

Occupational Therapist in session with a child with disability
Cerebral Palsy chairs on display
Occupational Therapist in session with a child with disability
Over

5500

Children Supported Annually
Over

50

Years in existance

About Us

Our Vision

A world where people with disabilities live dignified and productive lives.

Our Approach

How We Work

KCH operates through the Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) model, a strategic approach that emphasizes community participation and empowerment. Using the twin track approach, KCH aims at;

  • Intergrating disability sensitive measures in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of all policies
  • Addressing the specific needs of individuals with disabilities in order to empower and improve their situation
Community Based Rehabilitation Infograph

About Us

Our Purpose

KCH programs seek to support children and youth with disabilities in communities where they are underserved due to lack or limited social services. Our purpose is to contribute to improving the quality of lives of these children and youth with disabilities and their families. This is done through strengthening the existing local structures and systems of the district local government.

Community capacity building

Networking

Our Partners