The National Rehabilitation Service (NRS) is a government agency in Uganda dedicated to providing comprehensive rehabilitation and mental health services for individuals with disabilities and those facing psychological challenges, with a mission to promote the well-being, empowerment, and integration of these individuals into society. Established under the Ministry of Gender, Labour, and Social Development, NRS has earned recognition for its pioneering efforts in mental health and disability rehabilitation, contributing to national policies and frameworks that ensure the inclusion and rights of people with disabilities.

The agency fosters a work culture based on compassion, respect, and professionalism, offering its employees a rewarding environment where their contributions to social welfare and mental health transformation are highly valued. NRS’s innovative approach integrates modern rehabilitation techniques, community outreach programs, and specialized services aimed at improving the quality of life for people with disabilities, while focusing on holistic care.

With a national reach, NRS serves thousands of individuals across Uganda, with facilities and outreach programs designed to provide equitable access to rehabilitation services. The organization upholds core values of integrity, inclusivity, empathy, and social justice and is committed to corporate social responsibility through initiatives that promote mental health awareness, community integration, and disability rights advocacy. For more information, visit www.nrs.go.ug.