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ABOUT US

Empowering Communities for a Sustainable Future

We are a community-driven organization dedicated to transforming lives across the West Nile sub-region through skills development, improved health, sustainable livelihoods, and environmental stewardship. Established with a vision of creating empowered, resilient, and self-reliant communities, we work closely with youth, farmers, and local stakeholders to address the region’s most pressing social and economic challenges.

Over the next five years (2024–2029), our strategic focus is on empowering young people through vocational and entrepreneurship training, promoting good health practices, enhancing food and income security, advancing climate change mitigation and renewable energy, and strengthening our organizational capacity for effective program delivery.

We believe in inclusive growth, community participation, and innovation as drivers for lasting change. Our dedicated team and partners are committed to building a brighter future where every individual has the skills, resources, and opportunities to thrive.

Our Vision

‘An Empowered, Self-Reliant and Resilient Community’

Our Mission

‘We contribute to an empowered, self-reliant and resilient community through vocational skills development, livelihood enhancement, health & nutrition education, environmental conservation, and humanitarian and disaster response.

Our Goal

To become a leading, transparent, and community-centric organization.

Our Thematic Area

We deliver lasting impact through programs that meet our communities’ most urgent needs.

Our work is guided by five core thematic areas that align with our mission to empower individuals, strengthen communities, and protect the environment. From equipping young people with marketable skills to improving access to healthcare, promoting sustainable livelihoods, conserving our natural resources, and providing rapid humanitarian response, each program is designed to bring practical solutions and long-term transformation.

Vocational Skills Development.

We empower individuals, especially youth and women, with hands-on skills that increase their employability and self-reliance.

Livelihood

We promote income-generating opportunities through small-scale enterprises, sustainable agriculture, and access to markets

Health

We promote holistic health through education, prevention, and care in SRHR, HIV/AIDS, nutrition, and maternal & child health to improve community wellbeing.

Environment & Climate Change

We promote environmental conservation through awareness, tree planting, waste management, and climate-smart agriculture.

Humanitarian & Disaster Response

We provide timely emergency support, including food, shelter, medical aid, and psychosocial services

Our Catchment Area

We serve communities across West Nile

Westnile Districts Covered
100%

200

+
Communities to Impact

10

+
Projects to Complete

20

+
Home states to Benefit

50

+
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Our Team

Meet the Team Driving Change

Our strength lies in the people who serve with dedication, passion, and vision. We believe that lasting impact is achieved when leadership and staff work together in unity and commitment.
Chairman, Board of Directors.

Umaru Hasule

Secretary, Board Of Directors

Omar Abdullay

Chair, Fin. Committee

Yanga Elias Lagu Boki

Chair, HR. Committee

Ocimati Walter

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Do you have any question?

A: Madiba Hope Initiative (MAHI) is an Indigenous Non-Governmental Organization established in 2023, officially incorporated with URSB and registered with the NGO Bureau. It focuses on empowering communities in West Nile through skills development, livelihood, health, environment, and humanitarian programs.

A: “An Empowered, Self-Reliant and Resilient Community.”

A: “We contribute to an empowered, self-reliant and resilient community through vocational skills development, livelihood enhancement, health & nutrition education, environmental conservation, and humanitarian and disaster response.”

  • Promote youth empowerment and employment through vocational and entrepreneurship training.

  • Enhance good health-seeking behaviors and practices.

  • Increase food and income security through agribusiness development.

  • Promote climate change mitigation and renewable energy solutions.

  • Strengthen organizational governance and internal management.

  • Build a professional and responsive human resource team.

  • Vocational Skills Development

  • Livelihood Improvement

  • Health (SRHR, HIV/AIDS, Nutrition, Maternal & Child Health)

  • Environment & Climate Change

  • Humanitarian & Disaster Response

Leading the way to a brighter tomorrow

At Madiba Hope Initiative, we believe in building a community that doesn’t just survive, but thrives — empowered, self-reliant, and resilient. True empowerment begins when people realize their ability to change their own story — that’s what MAHI stands for.

Ombili Patrick

Treasurer, BOD.
The energy of the youth is the light of tomorrow; MAHI turns that light into a lifetime of opportunities. When a young person learns a skill, a family finds stability, and a community discovers hope. Vocational training is not just education — it’s the bridge between potential and purpose.

Asiku Dalili

BOD Member
We don’t just grow crops — we grow capacity, confidence, and communities. Farming as a business means every seed planted becomes an investment in a better future. When families learn to feed themselves, they also learn to lead themselves. Livelihood isn’t charity; it’s sustainability — and that’s the heart of MAHI’s work.

Ocimati Walter

Chair, HR. Committee
Good health is the foundation of productivity and purpose — that’s why MAHI invests in healthier communities. Empowering women with health knowledge is empowering a generation with life. MAHI envisions a West Nile where every mother delivers safely and every child grows strong. Health education is not just awareness; it’s the first step toward community transformation.

Hasule Umaru

Chairman, BOD.