My Nonprofit Reviews

I believe the story of the Kellermann Foundation is one of unwavering dedication, compassion, and transformative change with the crowning achievement of the Bwindi Community Hospital, a full-service, not-for-profit medical facility with 155 beds, state-of-the-art units, and a team of 200 dedicated caregivers. The hospital serves over 120,000 residents in the Bwindi area, conducting a remarkable 40,000 patient consultations annually. The Kellermann Foundation has forged invaluable partnerships with universities and medical schools in the United States and Canada, facilitating clinical training and the implementation of an advanced healthcare information system. They have also introduced an innovative e-Quality health insurance program, a pioneering initiative in Africa that supports public health efforts targeting the Batwa communities.

While their work in healthcare is remarkable, I know the Kellermann Foundation has gone far beyond that. They have shown deep commitment to community development, especially in the case of the displaced Batwa people. The Batwa Development Program (BDP), established in 2008, has been instrumental in empowering the Batwa to improve their own circumstances. The BDP has supported the construction of homes, community centers, and schools in Batwa settlements, allowing them to move towards self-sustainability.

I believe the Kellermann Foundation's work is a testament to the power of compassion and dedication in the face of immense challenges. In my opinion, I believe their achievements are remarkable, from establishing a world-class hospital to empowering a marginalized community. The impact they have had on the Batwa and the broader community is immeasurable. I am proud to be associated with this organization and give it my full suport.