About Me

Mutebi Reagan Muwanga is a dedicated psychiatric clinician with over six years of experience in the field of mental health care. Currently serving as the Mental Health Focal Person at the Bidibidi Refugee Settlement under the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Mutebi plays a pivotal role in addressing the mental health needs of one of the largest refugee populations in the world. In his capacity at the IRC, Mutebi is responsible for leading mental health initiatives within the refugee settlement, providing both clinical care and psychosocial support to individuals affected by displacement, trauma, and other mental health challenges. His expertise spans a broad range of psychiatric conditions, with a focus on providing compassionate care in complex and resource-limited settings. Throughout his career, Mutebi has been committed to improving access to mental health services for vulnerable populations, leveraging his extensive knowledge to deliver effective interventions and promote community-based mental health care. His work at Bidibidi has been instrumental in supporting the mental well-being of refugees, contributing to the IRC's mission to provide comprehensive and accessible mental health care services. Mutebi Reagan Muwanga’s dedication, clinical expertise, and leadership have made him an integral part of the mental health efforts at Bidibidi Refugee Settlement, ensuring that the mental health needs of the community are prioritized and effectively addressed.