We Are Hands On

We are a social enterprise based in Kasese (South Western Uganda) on a mission to empower communities to improve their livelihoods by providing access to resources and tools that promote sustainable development. Through inclusive, participatory, and collaborative methods, we hope to work with communities, families, and communities to bring about positive change. We are dedicated to carrying out our work with honesty, decency, accountability, and transparency while establishing alliances that help us accomplish our purpose.

Rural Family Care Ltd.

The Rwenzori Cook Stove Project

Our Research found that Three major strategies can reduce dependency on solid fuels for cooking and their impacts; Increase use of alternatives to solid fuels for cooking; Increase adoption and proper use of improved cook stoves (fuel-efficient stoves, solar cookers, and retained heat cookers) and thirdly; Improve kitchen and fuel management.
Therefore, in mid-2018 our environmental conservation department implemented and launched The Rwenzori Cook Stove Project.
The project is currently selling improved cooking stoves across the region and will scale up soon, add a production unit and offer short course training in production and maintenance to the Youth.

We Are Hands On

We are a social enterprise based in Kasese (South Western Uganda) on a mission to empower communities to improve their livelihoods by providing access to resources and tools that promote sustainable development. Through inclusive, participatory, and collaborative methods, we hope to work with communities, families, and communities to bring about positive change. We are dedicated to carrying out our work with honesty, decency, accountability, and transparency while establishing alliances that help us accomplish our purpose.

The Rwenzori Cook Stove Project

Our Research found that Three major strategies can reduce dependency on solid fuels for cooking and their impacts; Increase use of alternatives to solid fuels for cooking; Increase adoption and proper use of improved cook stoves (fuel-efficient stoves, solar cookers, and retained heat cookers) and thirdly; Improve kitchen and fuel management.
Therefore, in mid-2018 our environmental conservation department implemented and launched The Rwenzori Cook Stove Project.
The project is currently selling improved cooking stoves across the region and will scale up soon, add a production unit and offer short course training in production and maintenance to the Youth.