Economic Empowerment to Address Gender Based Violence for Vulnerable Girls and Women

PACE at the World Malaria Day Scientific Conference on 21 to 22 April, 2022

PACE Team at the 1st TB marathon in Uganda on 13 March, 2022

An Adolescent girl from Dokolo District sharing her success story during the recent PACE Board- Ministry of Health engagement in Kampala.

A PACE Project Officer facilitating a dialogue to address the barriers limit access to contraceptives among the youth in Dokolo district.

PACE - Interventions For Health Impact

PACE -Programme for Accessible health, Communication and Education is a local non-governmental organization that implements programs aligned to the ministry of health. PACE is an innovative, efficient and impact-oriented organization that works towards realizing a community of Ugandans empowered to sustain healthy behavior, while significantly contributing to Ministry of Health (MoH) priority health areas including HIV/AIDS, malaria, WASH, child health and reproductive health.

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Our Programmes

Malaria Prevention & Treatment

Malaria remains one of Uganda’s biggest public health problems. PACE has for the last five years, worked with the Ministry of Health (MoH)

HIV Prevention, Care & Treatment

PACE is keen on reducing the number of new infections of HIV in Uganda. In 2014/15, there were 84000 new infections of HIV, down from 91000 new infections.

Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child & Adolescent Health

Maverick Collective Project was an expansion pilot implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Health. It was funded by Population Services International

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)

1 in 3 people globally don’t have access to safe drinking water. They have water, it just isn’t safe to drink. The water related illnesses near our projects include cholera, typhoid, dysentery and worms.

GBV Programming at PACE

PACE’s core mandates is to address these gender-related structural vulnerabilities through provision of integrated client centred GBV programs

Tuberculosis Programming at PACE

For the last 10 years, PACE has enhanced demand creation for Tuberculosis (TB) prevention and treatment services.

Our Progress/Impact

Male condoms distributed in 2020

Female condoms distributed in 2020

Adolescent Girls and Young women (AGYW) in school adolescents receive standardized HIV prevention SBCC services in 2020

Out of school Adolescent Girls and Young women (AGYW) received economic support services in 2020

Fisherfolks reached with HIV prevention SBCC messages in 2020

AGYWs provided with the DREAMs package in 2020

Military personnel completed gender norms and GBV interventions such as Referring GBV cases for post violence care.

Cases (556 physical/emotional violence and 586 sexual violence) referred for post violence care in 2020

Fisherfolks received HIV testing services in 2020

Individuals of the military population received a standardized HIV prevention intervention in 2020

Individuals of the military population received HIV testing services in 2020

4.4% Military population found HIV positive were linked to HIV care in 2020

Children U5 that had fever seen by a VHT in 2020

Children U5 tested for malaria by VHTs in 2020

Children U5 received malaria treatment services in 2020

Geographical Coverage for PMI Malaria Reduction Activity

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