kuzamura ubuzima
Fighting malnutrition in Rwanda by providing nutritious organic meals to hospitalized patients and promoting the knowledge of nutrition, sustainable agriculture, and wellness
Our Yearly Impact
Each year, as we accomplish these diverse tasks, we contribute significantly to society.
18655+
Kilograms of organic food and fruits.
73747+
Nutritious Meals Provided to 5778 patients this year(2023) at both Kabutare District Hospital and University Teaching Hospital of Butare (CHUB).
Our Strategy
Agriculture
Our farm produces over 40 varieties of crops—largely within the fruit, vegetable, and starch families—in order to provide our beneficiaries with a balanced diet. we have started implementing bio-intensive methods to increase yield.
Nutrition
We provide breakfast consisting of a Sosoma porridge made from soy, sorghum, and maize powder and milk every morning; In the afternoon, we serve them lunch....
Education
Our staff members lead weekly trainings on nutrition, reproductive health, family planning, hygiene, sustainable agriculture, wellness, and more. ..
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to provide unwavering support to patients by ensuring they receive the nourishment they need for optimal health and well-being,By promoting awareness and advocating for equitable access to nutritional support, we aspire to create a healthier and more nourished future for all those we serve.
OUR VISION
Our vision is to create a world free from malnutrition and hunger, where everyone has access to personalized nutritional support for enhanced well-being.
Testimonies
read what our beneficiaries have to say
Clotilde Niyimurera.
I am 31 years old and I have a patient in dermatology. If KU was not there, my patient would suffer, not get a porridge and food on time and in a sufficient amount. It could be a big challenge for me. God bless the one who first had the idea to start this program. I wish I could meet them and thank them personally. I also thank everyone who participates in its daily activities, and who makes everything happen and does this so well.
Chadrack Niyonkuru.
I'm a caregiver to my young brother in surgery who has broken his leg. Now, it's been one month that my patient is depending on KU, and he is better than before. It was terrible because nobody brought me food, and surviving was tough. Fortunately, I've found KU. I was very pleased by how we were well received by KU staff from our first day on the list of beneficiaries. Therefore, I wish blessings to KU.
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