Job has built his career dedicated to addressing the mental health needs of his patients, and as the only mental health specialist currently operating in Buyende District, he recognizes how important his work is to the community. Prior to his work with ETH, Job was a Psychiatric clinical officer at International Rescue Committee. He also has experience teaching Biology and Chemistry at Universal High School Kisaasi. He is from Ntungamo, and studied at Makerere University. When he is not treating patients, Job enjoys playing football, stargazing, and leaving Google reviews. 

Godfrey Kintu is a practicing Accountant who holds a bachelor’s degree of commerce, majoring in Accounting from Busoga University. Before joining ETH-Uganda, Godfrey has worked with several NGOs in the region. He is passionate and loves his profession. He is blessed with three beautiful daughters. During his free time, he likes reading novels, listening to RnB, and going on adventures.

Babra is ETH's Enrolled Nurse, and is adamant that everyone deserves healthcare, regardless of their material wealth or location. Babra first became involved with ETH in 2019 when she contributed to an ETH research project studying stomach ulcers. She studied at Busoga University and hails from Mbale. She is a compassionate nurse, and a loving mother, daughter, Aunty, & wife to be!

Aminah holds a Certificate in Midwifery from Lugazi School of Nursing and Midwifery. She is an enthusiastic, self-motivated, honest, reliable and interactive health professional.  After she interned in a rural health center during her training, Amina became passionate about serving people in poor and vulnerable communities. Every day, her love and respect for women who bear children in poor conditions continues to grow. She loves celebrating each new birth and safe delivery.

Kazungu Rauben is an Ethnobotanist and Research Scientist with a focus on improving people's nutrition and general health from rural and underserved communities around the world. Kazungu works to empower communities in Uganda to deal with their daily challenges by focusing on research informed interventions, health education and promotion. Kazungu has co-authored five publications in areas of public health. Kazungu believes that every life is equal, and a life lost somewhere in the world is a loss everywhere in the world. 

Nantambi Sumaya is a trained medical clinical officer in our Mpunde Health Center where she oversees the smooth daily functioning of the clinic and gives patients impeccable service and care. She has been trained internationally and in Uganda, and she takes her role as a clinical officer very seriously, asserting that her service to the residents of the Buyende district is not an option, but a calling. She is kind, compassionate, and detail oriented, and strives to treat every patient with the utmost care regardless of background or beliefs. 

Faizo Waiswa is a driver with five years of experience with ETH. He plays an integral role in coordating medication deliveries and student transport during summer and beyond. Faizo is very hardworking and friendly- he loves meeting new people! Before joining ETH, he was a driver for Uganda National Revenue Authority. In his free time, he likes dancing and listening to music.

Jade Killikelly holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health with a concentration in Global Health from Hartwick College. She is deeply committed to maternal and women’s health, youth advocacy, and mental health on a global scale. Jade brings dedication and energy to every project, striving to make meaningful contributions in her field. In addition to her professional pursuits, she enjoys learning new languages, traveling, and spending quality time with family and friends.

Katherine Ager holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Development Studies and a minor in Geography and Environmental Studies from UCLA. Katherine has three years of experience working in the food justice and basic needs sector, assisting Los Angeles residents with SNAP/EBT applications, and has contributed to grant writing for a WASH NGO based in Kenya. She brings dedication, empathy, and a collaborative spirit to her work advocating for equitable development. In her free time she enjoys reading, practicing yoga, and traveling. 

Ingabire Georgina Haba holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Uganda Christian University, Mukono. Currently, she is pursuing a Master’s degree in Public Health. She has over five years of experience in research and data collection, working with both agricultural organizations and grassroots initiatives to support community development and sustainable practices. She is also a dedicated Girl Scout and has actively participated in various volunteer programs under the Uganda Scouts Association. Her journey in both professional and volunteer roles reflects her passion for empowering communities and advancing public health initiatives.

Rita Mbabazi is a committed public health officer specializing in research and the implementation of health initiatives. She initially joined ETH as a GHEF fellow and later transitioned to a Field Research Officer role, where she supports fellows throughout the process, from data collection to the publication of scientific papers. With a wealth of research experience, she is deeply passionate about continuous learning and improvement, particularly in maternal health, child health, and mental health.

Dongo Geofrey has been a dedicated security guard at Mpunde Health Center since its inception, playing a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of both staff and patients. His commitment to maintaining a secure environment has fostered trust within the community, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on delivering quality care. Dongo's vigilant presence and friendly demeanor make him a respected figure at the health center, contributing to its positive atmosphere and community relations.