The prime minister of Uganda with our Executive Director inside Kikandwa Maternity ward-min

The Prime Minister of Uganda Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabanjja commissioning Kikandwa Maternity Ward

Kikandwa Maternity Ward constructed by PaCT-min

Kikandwa Maternity Ward

The prime minister handing over an award of appreciation to our Executive Director-min

The Executive Director receiving an appreciation Award from The Prime Minister of Uganda Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabanjja

Kalaangalo health center

Dodd Martenity Ward
at Kalangaalo Health
Centre

Our Executive Director with our partners from Blood Water

ED Receiving Certificates of the the leader of the years, 2020 and 2021 from Blood Water founder and Director of African Programs.

Dr. Richard Kabanda, commisioner Education and health promotions launching PaCT strategic plan-min-min

Commissioner Health Promotion, Education and Communication, Dr. Kabanda Richard leads the launch of PaCT 2022-2026 Strategic Plan

MP,Mityana North, Hon. Nsegumire Kibedi commissioning water projects in Kikandwa, Mityana District

MP, Mityana North, Hon. Kibedi Nsegumire Commissioning Water project in Kikandwa, Mityana District

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A Grandmother excited about the clean water constructed for them by PaCT

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PaCT installs tippy taps

Access to clean and safe water through PaCT and her development partners.

A girl friendly latrine constructed by PaCT with support from Charles Hayward Foundation at Kabule Saala Primary School

One of the PaCT constructed Latrine at Saala Kabule C/U Primary School

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Education & Sponsorship

The programme offers holistic education sponsorship to vulnerable children.

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Livelihood
(Economic Empowerment)

PACT has taken several initiatives aimed at improving peoples’ skills and incomes.

Beneficiaries making shoes

PaCT Supported Children practicing Craft Making during Skilling sessions

PaCT drama group perfoming during GIZ,EU visit at PaCT offices

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Child Rights Conference

held in Mubende district in 2018 to promotes Human Rights Advocacy & Awareness

“Safe drinking water for 20 schools in Uganda”

We will install 30 drinking water filters and 40 pedal handwashing facilities in 20 schools to reduce water-borne diseases such as diarrhea in 150,000 children

PaCT Responds to CORONAVIRUS Disease

Just like the rest of the world, Uganda has been gravely affected by COVID 19 pandemic after having registered her first case on 21st March 2020. This was followed by a total Country’s lockdown and nationwide night-time curfew from 1st – 14th April 2020 with an additional extension of 21 days from 15th April to 5th May 2020. While these lockdowns are necessary measures to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic like they proved successful in China, such economic interruptions are unprecedented in many ways and as such do require state and all stakeholder support to vulnerable households in economic and health aspects.

Who we are

PaCT is an indigenous non-for-profit making organization established in 1995 to positively transform communities for better standards of living. We based in Uganda with affiliation to The Mityana Charity a registered charity in the United Kingdom established to mobilize support for PaCT’s community projects in Uganda. PaCT currently operates in seven districts in Uganda that include Mityana, Mubende, Kiboga, Gomba, Kassanda, Kyankwanzi, and Kakumiro with a strong and strategically directed plan to expand our interventions to reach more rural communities in other districts of Uganda. Our services target the needy in remote areas aimed contributing to improving the quality of life for our beneficiaries.

12500

Donations

640

Volunteers Reached

320

Success Missions

970

Projects Done

Our Programs

Education & Scholarships

We run a unique program that provides quality education opportunities to unprevileged children aimed at creating a self-sustainable societies.

Water Sanitation & Hygiene

51% of Ugandans lack access to safe water and 82% do not have access to sanitation facilities. PaCT commits to safe water and sustainable facilities.

Health Systems Support

With Uganda’s life expectancy standing at 62.5 yrs (WHO), PaCT is steadyfast in establishing and improving infrastructural status of rural healthy Units for quality medical services

Livelihood programs

Despite tremendous growth in Uganda’s economy over the years, nearly 27.7% of the population still lives in abject poverty (UNHS 2017). PaCT has therefore taken several initiatives aimed at improving household income.

Human Rights Advocacy & Awareness

PaCT partners with national and international stakeholders to promote and advocate for the rights of children and women through school human rights and community awarenesses