Our Vision
Ubuntu Village was founded on the fundamental principle that our collective responsibility is to care for our planet and each other.
How We Make a Difference
Empowering
Vulnerable
Communities
Vulnerable
Communities
Creating
Lasting
Change
Through
Donations
Lasting
Change
Through
Donations
Transforming
Lives
Through
Education
Lives
Through
Education
Strengthening
Communities
Together
Communities
Together
Raising
Voices,
Driving
Change
Voices,
Driving
Change
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Ubuntu Unseen
Testimonials
Ubuntu Village has truly made a difference in my life with their community support initiatives. I was introduced to their sustainable gardening program, and it completely transformed how I approach growing my own food. Not only did I learn practical techniques that fit into my daily life, but I also gained a deeper connection to the earth and to my community.
Through their program, I now feel empowered to make healthier choices for myself and my family while also contributing to a greener planet. The team at Ubuntu Village was incredibly patient and supportive throughout the process, and their genuine care for the environment and the people they serve is evident in everything they do.
This testimonial is intended to encourage others to join me in supporting Ubuntu Village's mission. Whether it's through participation, donation, or spreading the word, your involvement can help create meaningful change for individuals and communities alike.
Momma JaneUgandan Farmer
My journey with Ubuntu Village Inc. has been a game changer for me and my friends and family—a real *mwanzo mpya* (new beginning) for anyone seeking a sense of connection and sustainability. Their work resonated with me deeply as a young Kenyan dreaming of a greener, more united community. However, it wasn’t until I attended one of their workshops on sustainable living that I truly understood the power of what they do.
Through the workshop, I learned how to live in harmony with nature. It connected me with a community of like-minded change-makers—people who share my belief that small actions can transform our communities and the world at large. Ubuntu Village gave me the tools, knowledge, and most importantly, the support to turn my passion into action.
Now, I’m changing my life and spreading the message! Because of what I've shared with them, my family, friends, and even neighbors have started adopting eco-friendly habits. That’s the Ubuntu spirit.
This isn’t just a program; it’s a movement reaching far and wide. As a Kenyan youth, I know this is precisely the kind of energy our country needs. If you believe in a future where communities thrive together and sustainability becomes a way of life, join us. Support Ubuntu Village Inc. Let’s expand this impact, Twaweza (we can)!
#UbuntuVillage #TukoPamoja #GreenWorld
Salim MbogoVillager
My experience with Ubuntu Village Inc.'s community support services has been nothing short of life-changing. As someone who has always cared deeply about fostering a sense of connection and sustainability, I was drawn to their mission, but the real impact came when I joined one of their local workshops on sustainable living.
The workshop gave me practical tools to live a more eco-conscious lifestyle, but more importantly, it connected me with an inspiring network of people who share the same passion for caring for both our planet and one another. The hands-on guidance, resources, and sense of community Ubuntu Village provides made me feel empowered to take small, meaningful steps in my daily life.
I can confidently say that the ripple effect of this program has extended beyond just me—it's helped me inspire my family and friends to make changes too. Ubuntu Village isn't just about learning; it's about belonging to a movement that truly makes a difference.
I’m sharing this testimonial to encourage others to support Ubuntu Village Inc. and their incredible work. The world needs more of what they’re creating, and I’m so grateful to be a part of it.
Salim Mbogo
Board of Members
Michele Mitchell is the Founder, President, and CEO of Ubuntu Village Inc., a New York–based nonprofit dedicated to healing, dignity, and community empowerment. A visionary strategist and cultural storyteller, she blends ancestral wisdom, public health advocacy, and digital innovation to create accessible, soul‑centered programs that uplift the African diaspora.
Through Ubuntu Village, Michele champions emotional sovereignty, collective care, and justice‑driven education, building spaces where people feel seen, supported, and connected. Her work continues to inspire communities to reclaim their power, honor their stories, and imagine a more humane future.
Through Ubuntu Village, Michele champions emotional sovereignty, collective care, and justice‑driven education, building spaces where people feel seen, supported, and connected. Her work continues to inspire communities to reclaim their power, honor their stories, and imagine a more humane future.
Valerie Joseph, age 49, was born and raised in Queens Village, New York. Born with Spina Bifida with Hydrocephalus, Valerie has never allowed her disability to limit her ambitions or her self-expression.
She earned an Associate’s degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor’s degree in Management Technology from Farmingdale State University (SUNY). Since 2017, Valerie has worked at the Drivers Cooperative as an Access-A-Ride Advocate, where her responsibilities include onboarding drivers onto the platform and maintaining their eligibility. She previously served as an Access-A-Ride Advocate for the Brooklyn Center for Independence of the Disabled and is also a personal advocate with the Caring Majority, where she advocates before the New York State Legislature on behalf of people with disabilities.
An outgoing and approachable African American woman of Haitian descent, Valerie is wheelchair-bound and alternates between motorized and manual wheelchairs depending on the situation, primarily using a motoriz
An outgoing and approachable African American woman of Haitian descent, Valerie is wheelchair-bound and alternates between motorized and manual wheelchairs depending on the situation, primarily using a motoriz
Adhiambo Mitchell is a Biomechanical Engineering and Technology professional with experience in logistics, distribution, and leadership. A facilitator of community-based programs. He is well-versed in machine diagnostics, maintenance, and inventory management. A team player and team builder. Able to create, organize, and accurately complete projects. Adhiambo enjoys building practical solutions, learning new technologies, and collaborating on meaningful projects.
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