Our mission is to empower families trapped in generational poverty by providing education, support, and spiritual nourishment.
Why Nebo
Inspired from the biblical story of Moses ascending Mount Nebo, gazing across the horizon toward a Promised Land filled with hope, possibility, and renewal.
This powerful imagery fuels our commitment and vision to enact transformation akin to Moses' revelation in the Bible from Mount Nebo, instilling renewed hope in families who have faced the depths of adversity, focusing and valuing the family unit as the catalyst for positive change in community. We firmly believe that every family should be afforded the opportunity to live a happy life and pursue a prosperous future.
Vision Statement:
We envision a future where every family in Uganda can rise above the depths of poverty, equipped with the tools to lead dignified, prosperous lives.
Through quality education, vocational training, economic stability, and spiritual growth, we aim to break the generational cycle of hardship. We believe the family unit is the cornerstone of community, and by supporting families, we foster lasting, sustainable change.
UK Registration
UK Registered Charity (SC036264) headquartered in Norfolk, Great Yarmouth
Operational area
Our current operations are based in Uganda, beginning in the central region around Kampala and its surrounding cities, and gradually expanding outwards to other parts of the country.
Registered in Uganda as the ‘Nebo Educational Initiative,’ ensuring that our work and activities are properly regulated and fostering family confidence in our charity.
How we bring it all together
We are Collaborating with an amazing team of volunteers dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of others.
We’ve established a local board of trustees in Uganda. Their role is to oversee and monitor daily activities, aligning with the decisions made by the UK board of trustees.
Our goal is to minimise human resource costs while ensuring that maximum donations are targeted toward families in desperate need.
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