From War Survivor To Healer - UK Health Practitioner Launches Uganda Health Outreach

COVENT GARDEN, U.K. - Nov. 8, 2025 - PRLog -- This December, UK-based holistic health practitioner Helen Nachintu, founder of LIEHAF (Lessons in Emotional Healing and Freedom Ltd), will travel to Uganda for a three-week medical and holistic outreach mission in partnership with Mobiklinic Uganda and Destiny Doctors, two remarkable organisations delivering vital healthcare to underserved communities.

This project, is inspired by Helen's late grandmother, whose preventable passing in 2014 revealed the harsh reality that millions of Ugandans still face, a lack of access to even basic medical care.

Helen and her Ugandan team will deliver six to eight holistic health talks across orphanages, rural villages, and inner-city slums, combining medical outreach with holistic education on nutrition, natural medicine, parasite cleansing, and emotional wellbeing. Their mission is to empower communities with the knowledge and resources to take charge of their own health.

To support this initiative, Helen has also launched the Venus Health Community, a global online wellness platform offering health resources, guided meditations, journals, and holistic protocols developed through years of her client work.

As part of her fundraiser, donors who contribute £30 or more will receive one month of complimentary access to the Venus Health Community, while donors of £1,000 or more will receive lifetime access. This initiative extends the ripple of healing beyond Uganda,  reaching communities across Africa, the UK, the US, and beyond.

This inspiring campaign weaves together themes of global health equity, integrative medicine, and legacy-driven impact, offering a powerful human-interest story of one woman returning home to heal her people and honour her roots, whilst mindfully serving others around the world

Learn more and support the mission at:
https://www.liehaf.com/uganda-health-mission

High-resolution images and video footage from Helen's previous Uganda health outreaches (2018–2019) are available upon request.