Partners for Community Transformation

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

Kikandwa Maternity Ward constructed by PaCT-min

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

Kalaangalo health center

Our Executive Director with our partners from Blood Water

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

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

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PaCT installs tippy taps

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

Education & Sponsorship

Livelihood (Economic Empowerment)

Beneficiaries making shoes

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

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ED - Blood:Water, ED-PaCT & Blood:Water - Organizational Strengthening Coordinator during the Blood Water Partnership Summit 2023

Sponsored Children after entertaining Dick Moeller - Founder of Water To Thrive during his visit with PaCT

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.

Get to know us

People Reached with Sanitation & Hygiene sensitizations

People Reached with Access to clean and Safe Water

Safe and Clean Water Wells constructed

Institutional Latrines constructed benefitting 9098 people

Institutional Rain Harvest Tanks constructed to benefit 11,456 people

Maternity Wards and a health Centre constructed

People sensitized on Land laws and their rights

Children currently receiving education support

Our Programs

EDUCATION

PaCT ensures inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all through Sponsorships, school infrastructures development among others

WASH

We aim at increasing access to clean and safe water to local communities through borehole drilling, protection of spring wells, rain water harvest tank installation and community training on sanitation and hygiene.

Social Economic Empowerment

PaCT economically empower households and youth in income-generating activities like craft making, Tailoring, farming, small business management, book keeping, provision of capital incentives

Maternal and Child Health

PaCT focuses on construction and/or renovation and equipping of maternity wards and strengthening the capacity of midwives and Village Health Teams to ensure timely access to quality maternal and infant health care services

Human Rights

We focus on women and children rights through community (including district, community & school leaders) awareness creation on GBV, parenting, child safeguarding and protection, Youth & adolescent camps

Organisational Systems
Strengthening

PaCT works at Strengthening her institutional Structures and Systems, Resource base and Leverage partnerships and collaboration for resilience and high quality service delivery to communities

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Membership Forums

We’ve collaborated with professional forums such as the District NGO Forums and UWASNET throughout the years to design and implement long-term interventions that have impacted the quality of lives for many rural populations.

Our Campaigns

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. This will reduce student dehydration in schools, resulting in better cognitive abilities and higher school performance.

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