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OUR VISION
is to see and ensure that the vulnerable poor families and needy youth are economically empowered, free from ignorance and substance abuse, and to reduce levels of illiteracy amongst vulnerable children by enhancing their skills and careers through Education and training.
OUR MISSION
is the Vulnerable children and families our priority, our service to the community.
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Kalibville Uganda was started in 2013 to follow the call that the founder Naphtali Kalibbala felt from God to take care of the underprivileged children, Youth and elderly in Uganda. It is a non-denominational Christian Non-Government Organization partnering with HandS.e.V, Germany to fulfill the mission and vision of the ministry.

About the founder.

The journey started in 1998 at Africa Foundation where while there Naphtali, a young boy had to eat sugarcane husks he had picked around Africa Foundation compound due to lack of food, he prayed to God while eating that if He blesses him he will bless others.

And indeed this came to manifest in 2012...

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KalibVille Give Hope Nursery and Primary School.

We believe that a better future for anyone involves education right from childhood after all education is the key to success.

And with our yet to be completed but functioning education centre built, we believe for an equal education even for the needy and less previledged children and families in the communities we serve.

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Help us build for the future...

THANK YOU for partnering with KCC and reaching out to Children and older persons in Uganda. We accept donations from around the world, but note: your gifts received in the German will be processed by KCC German

Starting a new child and senior friendship...

For just $60 OR €40 a month you can start making a difference in the child‘s life and $ 25 OR € 20 a month you can start making a difference in the seniors life in Uganda. Of if you would prefer, you can email our Program Coordinator at: kalibvillecc@gmail.com to get started on your journey to a life-changing friendship.

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Children
Children in poverty are especially vulnerable vand face uncertain futures. Every child’s experience is unique but we all need the same things love, security, health, and well being…
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Volunteer
Are you interested in coming to Uganda and working with Kalibville Cooperative Community? We are continuously dependent on new workers and the help of volunteers…
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Women Empowerment
Our Women Empowerment Program consists of several different moving parts; these parts are Vocational Program, Financial Training, and Microloans, and each program focuses on…
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Our Work

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Water Sanitation
Every single day almost 1000 children lose their lives to the devastating water crisis. Most of them are under the age of 5. Amongst the thousands, only a few hundreds have a family that mourns their death...
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Elderly
It is estimated that over 1 million seniors in Uganda live in poverty, loneliness, isolation, and hopelessness....
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Farming
Kalibville Cooperative Community has increased the volume of crops grown and harvested over the past several years. Crops such as maize, sweet potatoes, Banana and passion fruit are few among the many. It is providing food for the Kalibville cooperative community family and training small scale farmers on how to improve yields.
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Community Outreach
Kalibville Children’s Christmas party is KCC’s annual end-of-year community Christmas Gift Party celebrations for all needy children and widows in KCC’s childcare and community support program in Uganda, aimed at providing tangible, decent Christmas gifts and in-kind items to orphaned children, youths, and widows.
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Maternal
Kalibville Cooperative Community is focused on improving nutrition for the most vulnerable, especially women and girls. This includes helping more pregnant women and their newborns receive access to essential health care services, medicines and other commodities, including vitamins and minerals. In collaboration with local authorities and key partners, and through support from KCC, we undertook an extensive research project in Kikandwa communities to increase access to antenatal care (ANC), birth care and postnatal care (PNC) for pregnant women and their newborns.
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