Mr. Daniel Kakunta
Founder & Executive Director
Handles partnerships with burial groups, schools, government and health facilities — making sure IHP stays connected to the communities it serves.
Who We Are
Healthy families. Financial protection. Strong communities.
Vision
Communities where every household can get care when they need it — without a medical bill wiping out their savings.
Mission
We improve health and wellbeing in rural Bushenyi through affordable insurance, safe motherhood work, prevention, and partnerships with the schools, SACCOs and clinics people already use.
Where we are headed
Grow from just over 5,000 members today to 20,000 by 2031 — with a scheme that stays transparent, well-run and genuinely owned by the community.
When illness hits and there is no money at home — crops unsold, school fees due, a loan still outstanding — families delay care or borrow. IHP exists so they can prepare before that moment arrives.
We work through structures villagers already trust: burial groups, churches, farmer associations, SACCOs, women's groups and local leaders. That is how health financing becomes something people understand and accept.
1999
Founded
2007
Insurance model live
5,135
Members now
Group photo after HPV TOT workshop
