● Kyenjojo, Uganda
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NGI is rooted in Nyambya Village, Kyenjojo District, Uganda. Where we work
Leadership & governance

Functional leadership for a community-rooted organisation.

NGI prioritises active programme leadership, women’s participation, youth decision-making and clear accountability over ceremonial positions.

Young community leaders meeting and planning together
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How NGI is governed

The General Assembly is the organisation’s highest decision-making body. A seven-member Executive Committee manages approved work between Assembly meetings and remains accountable for programmes, finances, safeguarding, records and partnerships.

  • Three-year leadership term
  • Internal leadership bracket of 18–35 years
  • Deliberate promotion of women’s leadership
  • Technical advice without replacing youth decision-making
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Founder Patron & Community Advisor

The Founder Patron provides moral guidance, community entry, wisdom and institutional memory. The role is advisory and does not control the Executive Committee or day-to-day decisions.

Executive Committee

The people carrying NGI’s functional leadership.

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Mbaine Juma

Education & Child Development Lead

Learning support, mentorship and inclusive child development.

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Rubaleeta Ritah

Safeguarding, Girls’ Empowerment & WASH Lead

Protection, girls’ dignity, inclusion and WASH quality.

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Rubaleeta Godfrey

Founder Patron & Community Advisor

Moral guidance, community entry and institutional memory while preserving youth-led decision-making.

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