Intervention 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.

Our programs

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Tuberculosis Programming at PACE

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

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.

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)

Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child & Adolescent Health

Maverick Collective Project was an expansion pilot implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Health

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.

GBV Programming at PACE

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

Social Enterprise Products

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Maama Kit

Maama Kit contains the 10 essential items you need for clean and safe birth in one package

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Solar Sack

Solar sack is an improved version of Solar Water Disinfecion(SODIS) method to purify water

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Reading Glasses

We are committed to increasing access & uptake of reading glasses in under served communities

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THE BREAKING THE CYCLE PROJECT.

THE BREAKING THE CYCLE PROJECT.

Teenage pregnancy remains a critical public health and development concern in Uganda, particularly in the Northern Region. Despite various national efforts,…

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New Project Alert: BREAKING THE CYCLE. In partnership with
@EUinUG
we are tackling teenage pregnancy in Acholi sub region of Uganda through empowerment and Comprehensive Sexuality Education. Follow us for updates! #BreakingTheCycle #EndTeenagePregnancy #EuropeanUnion
 
 
Three-panel infographic with EU and PACE logos. Left panel shows diverse group of people outdoors in Uganda setting including women and youth gathered together. Middle panel text describes project goals for increasing SRHR access supporting girls in education and training and aiding vulnerable groups. Right panel text outlines support for 20000 individuals including women adolescents health workers and policies with blue background and PACE branding.
Peer-led role models are breaking barriers to SRHR engagement. In Gulu and Omoro Districts, adolescents are empowered to share SRHR information and refer peers to adolescent-friendly services in schools and communities. #BreakingTheCycle #EndTeenagePregnancy #EuropeanUnion
 
 
A diverse group of about 15-20 Black African adolescents and young adults mostly men and women in casual colorful clothing like t-shirts dresses and pants sit on the ground or plastic chairs in a circle on a dirt path under shady trees near a lakeside grassy area with a white van parked nearby. A female facilitator in a white top and skirt stands addressing the group gesturing with her hands while some participants hold notebooks and appear engaged in discussion. The setting is outdoors in a rural community environment with green vegetation and water in the background.

Tackling teenage pregnancy starts at home! The Breaking The Cycle project addresses poverty a key driver by strengthening household livelihoods through backyard gardening. Empowered girls, fewer exploitative relationships. #BreakingTheCycle

 
 
Group of women and men in colorful traditional clothing and headwraps working in a rural agricultural field bending over to tend to rows of green plants and crops under a partly cloudy sky with tall grasses trees and a thatched hut structure in the background scattered piles of harvested stalks on the ground and dirt paths visible

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PACE Uganda’s abstract, “Community Engagement for Adolescent Health: Preventing Teenage Pregnancy and Promoting Disease Prevention in Gulu and Omoro Districts,” has been accepted for an oral presentation at the 19th Joint Scientific Health Conference 2025! #NACNDC2025 #JASH2025
 
 
Conference poster for the 19th Joint Scientific Health Conference 2025 on non-communicable diseases with theme Unified Action against Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases scheduled for 3rd-7th November at Speke Resort Munyonyo featuring registration link conference.health.go.ug and guest of honor Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Oremo shown as a woman in glasses and gray suit jacket smiling confidently with logos from Ministry of Health Makerere University UNFPA UNICEF Gavi DELTAS Uganda and UNIT AID at the bottom.

Our Progress

4.4%

Military Population found HIV Positive were linked to care in 2020

87,000+

Female condoms distributed in 2020

1,684,371+

Male condoms distributed in 2020

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