Currently the coaition has 26 members founded and operating in over 12 districts in the Albertine region including, Kibaale, kagadi, kikuube, hoima, masindi, kakumiro, kyegegwa, kyenjojo, kamwenge with the membership expanding annually. The following map shows the location of our partners.
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| No | Partner Name | Email/ Website | Brief about the Organisation |
| 1. | Buseesa Community Development Centre (BCDC) | ttttusabe@gmail.com bcdcuganda@gmail.com | Buseesa Community Development Centre (BCDC) was established in 2009 as a Community Based Organization (CBO),carrying out its operations in Kibaale District, Uganda. In 2020 the organization registered as an indigenous Non-Governmental Organization aimed at expanding its works beyond Kibaale District. Currently the organization is permitted to operate all Districts in Uganda. BCDC is a charitable, non-partisan, non- profit-making Organization. From the time of inception, BCDC has engaged in a number of projects that have positively transformed the lives of so many local communities in the districts of Kibaale, Kyegegwa, Kasese and Sheema. The Organization provides microcredit, education, health and agriculture services. |
| 2. | Rinamo Health Centre (RHC) | rinamohealthcentre@gmail.com mtwomonday@gmail.com https://wwwrinamomedicas. | Rinamo Health Centre is a community-based organization (CBO) and medical facility located in Kisiita Town Council, Kakumiro District, Uganda. It is dedicated to delivering local healthcare services, maternal support, and health awareness to the surrounding community. We offer the following services; family planning, and contraception through our long term partnership with Mariestopes International, Laboratory services, In patient and Out Patient Management,Health Education and Capacity buiding, Safe Abortion and Post Abortion Care (PAC)and Maternal Health. |
| 3. | Agency for Cooperation in Research and Development (ACORD-U) Uganda | Agency for Cooperation in Research and Development (ACORD-U) Uganda’s extensive experience encompasses a diverse range of programming areas, including Integrated Water Resources Management, Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC), Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), Gender-Based Violence, Health, Livelihoods, Peace and Conflict Sensitivity, Governance, and Climate Change Adaptation. Operating across more than 48 Districts in various regions of Uganda, ACORD-U places particular emphasis on working with marginalized populations, including both refugees and citizens. In 2018, ACORD-U underwent a strategic transition to become an independent indigenous NGO, governed by a national board under the NGO Act of 2017. | |
| 4. | Busesa Community Development Organisation (BCDO) | lubegarchrd@gmail.com www.busesacdo.org | Busesa Community Development Organisation (BCDO) is a CBO registered in 2014 operating in all villages of Kibaale District and performing the following activities; 1.SRHR Awareness and Community Education Conducting community outreach sessions to increase knowledge about human sexuality, family planning, maternal health, safe motherhood, HIV prevention, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Using peer educators, community dialogues, radio programmes, and group meetings to reach adolescents, adults, and community leaders. 2. Family Planning Mobilizing and educating community members about modern contraceptive options and correct use. Linking clients to local health facilities for family planning services, counselling, and follow-up. 3. Maternal Health & Safe Motherhood Support Encouraging antenatal care (ANC) and postnatal care (PNC) attendance. Supporting birth preparedness, monitoring danger signs in pregnancy, and facilitating linkages to professional health providers. 4. HIV Prevention, Testing Support & Linkage Promoting HIV awareness and prevention messages within communities. Organising HTC (HIV Testing and Counselling) mobilization and referrals for testing at health facilities. Supporting linkage to care and adherence counselling for people living with HIV. 5. Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Awareness and Prevention Raising awareness about GBV, early marriage, intimate partner violence, and legal rights. Providing referrals to health, legal, and support services for survivors. 6. Community Mobilization for SRHR Norm Change Working with adult champions, local leaders and community influencers to challenge harmful norms that limit SRHR access (e.g., stigma around contraception or adolescent sexuality). 7. Monitoring & Referral Systems Tracking community SRHR needs and linking clients to government health facilities or partner clinics for clinical services like antenatal care, family planning methods, STI treatment, and HIV services. |
| 5. | Imarisha Dada Uganda | birungiannet75@gmail.com | Imarisha Dada Uganda is a CBO registered in 2021 to operate in Masindi District doing the following activities; Access to SRH information and services among adolescent girls and young women, menstrual health, hygiene and management among young adolescents in schools, SGBV interventions among women and girls. |
| 6. | Justice Centres Uganda | serahrecheal@gmail.com | Capacity building on the laws and Constitution |
| 7. | Kakindo Integrated Women Development (KAWIDA) | Kawida500@gmail.com | Kakindo Integrated Women Development (KAWIDA) is an NGO Established 2019 in Buliisa District working on the following; 1.Family Planning and Adolescent Services, increases awareness and uptake of family planning, adolescent SRH Services,HIV Prevention and Counselling,and Integrated primary health care through community mobilization, mobile clinics, and health clubs. 2. Alliance and community engagement,carries out events such as Alliance week, offering HIV Testing, STI Screaming, Family Planning, SRHR Information dissemination, Youth engagement sessions and platforms for young people to dialogue with leaders about realizing their SRHR. |
| 8. | Lake Albert Children Women Advocacy (LACWADO) | kyamanywahillary@yahoo.com lacwado@gmail.com www.lacwado.org | Lake Albert Children Women Advocacy (LACWADO) is an NGO which was established in 2005 operating in 8 Districts by conducting Community mobilization and awareness campagns on SRHR in schools and local communities, advocating for SRHR, Outreaches in schools and Communities ,Capacity building/training of SRHR clubs, referral for SRHR Services and Policy Engagement at district and national Platforms. |
| 9. | Kagadi District People Living with HIV/AIDS Network (KAGANET) | Byaruhangacharless85@gmail.com | Kagadi District People Living with HIV/AIDS Network (KAGANET) is a network registered in 2005 working in all Sub Counties of Kagadi District. With the main aim of creating awareness to people on HIV/AIDS, meeting to the groups of People living with HIV/AIDS and TB. |
| 10 | Kakumiro People Living with HIV/AIDS/TB (KAKUNET) | kakunet256@gmail.com https://kakunet.org/ | Kakumiro People Living with HIV/AIDS/TB (KAKUNET) is a NGO, registered in 2024,working in Kkumiro District. With the aim of empowering people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS/TB, socially,spirirually,emotionaly and economically through Social economic transformation. |
| 11 | Kibaale District Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS (KIBAANET) | mariontweheyo@gmail.com | Kibaale District Network People Living with HIV/AIDS (KIBAANET) is a CBO registered in 2004 operating in Kibaale District focusing on the following: 1.Identifying GBV Victims and Counselling,family union, HIV/STI Sensitisation, Capacity building, counseling victims of Abortion and HIV/AIDS patients who don’t want to be enrolled on treatment. |
| 12 | Masindi District Forum of People Living with HIV/AIDS Network (MADNET) | madnet2007@gmail.com dkabajulizi@gmail.com | Masindi District Forum of People Living with HIV/AIDS Network (MADNET) is a CBO which was registered in 2007,operating in Masindi District, focusing on the following; 1.Implementing integrated community led SRH through integrated HIV Prevention, treatment and behavioural change. 2.Communication, stigma reduction, empowerment of women and young people to improve equitable access to quality Sexual Reproductive Health Services. |
| 13 | Kyegegwa Association People Living with HIV/AIDS (KAPHA) | bwogoaugustine@gmail.com | Kyegegwa Association People Living with HIV/AIDS (KAPHA) is a CBO operating in Kyegegwa District with the following aims; 1.Community-Level Reach 2.Experience in HIV and Community Health 3.Community Mobilization and Behaviour Change 4.Grassroots Data and Evidence 5.Local Partnerships and Trust Integration with Other Development Issues 6.Advocacy at Grassroots Level. |
| 14 | Buliisa District Union of Persons with Disabilities (BUDIPU) | mosesk598@gmail.com | Buliisa District Union of Persons with Disabilities (BUDIPU) is a NGO registered working in 5 districts in Uganda focusing on the following; 1.Advocate for health service delivery for persons with disabilities including women and girls with disabilities. 2.Sensitize persons with disabilities on the existing SRH rights and services in the health facilities. |
| 15 | Vital Med Health Care | alinaitweemma25@gmail.com | Vital Med Health Care is a private sector established in 2025 operating in Kibaale Town Council. With the focus on the following; 1.Safe Abortion 2.Post Abortion Care 3. Outreaches 4. Family Planning (Depo) 5. Post Abortion Family Planning |
| 16 | Revel Save Life Initiative Development Organisation (RESLIDO) | revelmcc743@gmail.com | Revel Save Life Initiative Development Organisation (RESLIDO) is a CBO,registered operating in 4 districts in Uganda with the focus on; 1.Providing health awareness on sexually transmitted Infections (STI) and their prevention measures. 2.HIV/AIDs counselling and testing focusing on risky groups like bar attendants, sex workers, drunkards and sexually active adolescents. 3.Family planning awareness. The need and importance, the different methods, their possible side effects, for informed choices. 4.Sensitization on prevention of unwanted pregnancies among adolescents ( how to avoid , what to do in case and the likely challenges and how to overcome them ) 5.Maternal and newborn health. Sensitization of the communities on the importance of antenatal care , delivery from health facilities by skilled attendants and the role or importance of immunization or vaccination to our babies plus ensuring proper and healthy growth and development of babies or newborns. 6.We Focus on gender based violence (GBV) prevention and response in all age groups. We do awareness and sensitization (types, dangers of SGV and consequences).We assess individual based perpetuating factors and do counseling and psychosocial support plus referrals to health and police. We are looking for funds to at least have one GBV shelter in Kikuube District and possibly in all other districts we are intending to reach. 7.Sensitizing the communities, especially the youth on the dangers of drugs and substances abuse. |
| 17 | Meeting Point – Hoima | rujakusmall@gmail.com meetingpointhoima@yahoo.com | Meeting Point – Hoima is a NGO registered in 2007 operating in 9 districts in Uganda with the focus on the following; 1.Family planning onsite and at outreach level, dialogues to prevent GBV especially among the priority populations and referrals for comprehensive care. 2.Practical SRHR knowledge 3.Community mobilization and adolescent engagement skills. 4.Partnership and governance capacity to enhance sustainability and accountability. |
| 18 | Reproductive Health Uganda- Hoima (RHU) | hoima@rhu.or.ug hoimalab@rhu.or.ug https://www.rhu.or.ug/ | Reproductive Health Uganda- Hoima (RHU) is a NGO registered in 1957 operating in 11 districts in Uganda with the focus on the following; 1.Health service delivery (clinics and Out reaches) 2.Community mobilization /dialogues 3.Advocacy and policy engagement 4.capacity building/ trainings 5.Research and documentation 6. Referral services 7.Family Planning and Contraceptives 8. Mental Health 9. Gender Based Violence 10.HIV and STI 11.Post Abortion Care 12.Menstral Health and Hygine |
| 19 | Alpha Action for Social and Economic Development | info@aasedug.ug www.aasedug.org | Alpha Action for Social and Economic Development (AASED) is a CSO registered in 2020 operating in 4 districts in Uganda with the focus on the following; 1.Community dialogues addressing abortion stigma and harmful norms. 2.Legal literacy campaigns on Uganda’s abortion legal frame work. 3.Youth digital advocacy (TikTok,X,Community readio engagements) 4.Creative artivism( morals, storytelling,theatre for change) 5.Training CommunitySRHR Learning Groups (COSLEG’s). 6.Strengthening referral pathways for Post Abortion Care and SRHR services. 7. Documentation of Stigma trends and Community Reflection. 8. Experience implementing GAC- supported SRHR Initiatives. |
| 20 | Recreation for Development and Peace Uganda (RDPU) | recreation_rdp@yahoo.co.uk bbiirakiwanuka@gmail.com www.rdpuganda.org | Recreation for Development and Peace Uganda (RDPU) is an NGO which was registered in 1999, operating in 8 districts in Uganda with the focus on the following; 1. RDP Uganda runs a weekly radio program on Kings FM Masindi dubbed the “Youth Parliament”. This creates a platform for youth engagement, discussion and engagement. It opens up platform for young people and women to interface and share their experiences on SRHRs concerns. it runs youth camps and youth capacity building sessions on voice, speaking out, among others. The initiatives run by RDP Uganda integrate SRHR into other human rights concerns through general empowerment. |
| 21 | Embibo Gender Initiative ( EGI) | tendo@embiboinitiative.org namatatendo1@gmail.com www.embiboinitiative.org | Embibo Gender Initiative (EGI) is a CBO registered in 2021 operating in Kamwenge District. Focusing on the following; 1.Advocacy, service provision and capacity building gender focused organization working mainly around gender-based violence, HIV/AIDs and STIs and other SRHR issues. It does this through peer to peer outreaches, safe spaces, GBV crisis response center and a GBV fund that allows rural women and girls to access free and subsidized medical, legal and economic justice services. 2. Provide capacity building on advocacy , documentation and harm reduction. |
| 22 | Kisengwe Child and Youth Development | epeacepd642@gmail.com | Kisengwe Child and Youth Development is a CBO registered in 2017 operating in Kakumiro District. Focusing on the following; 1.Support mothers in antenatal care services, conduct family planning sensitization, lead advocacy initiatives, provide sexual and reproductive health education to adolescents, and facilitate community mobilization efforts. 2. It also provides capacity-building support and facilitates networking with other child development centers to strengthen collaboration and increase impact |
| 23 | Centre for Ideas and Innovations Incubation (CIII) | ideas4innovationz@gmail.com | Centre for Ideas and Innovations Incubation (CIII) is a CSO registered in 2018, operation in Hoima district/ City focusing on the following; 1.We have a constituency in our areas of operation. We have 8 community groups we work with and use economic empowerment as an approach to our sexual reproductive health issues. We have a team of youth engaging and supporting young people to be nurtured |
| 24 | Youth and Women Empowerment Foundation Uganda Ltd (YAWE) | akoragwilliam@gmail.com www.yawefoundation.org | Youth and Women Empowerment Foundation Uganda Ltd (YAWE) is an NGO, registered in 2004, operating in 5 Disticts Focusing on the following; 1. Youth and Women Empowerment (YAWE) Foundation delivers integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services targeting vulnerable youth, adolescent girls, young mothers, and women in Fort Portal City and surrounding districts. The Foundation provides HIV care and treatment plus prevention, counseling, testing, and adherence support for adolescents and young people living with HIV, alongside stigma reduction and community sensitization initiatives. 2.YAWE promotes adolescent sexual and reproductive health through youth-friendly information sessions, life skills education, menstrual health awareness, and school- and community-based engagement platforms. The organization also supports family planning education, birth preparedness, and referrals to health facilities for antenatal and maternal care services 3. YAWE implements gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response programs through community dialogues, male engagement initiatives promoting positive masculinities, and survivor-centered referral pathways for health, psychosocial, and legal support. Mental health and psychosocial services are integrated into SRHR programming to address trauma, stigma, and emotional well-being. 4. Recognizing the link between economic vulnerability and poor SRHR outcomes, YAWE combines health interventions with vocational skills training, savings mobilization, and social enterprise support to empower adolescent girls and young mothers. Through these holistic, gender-transformative approaches, |
| 25 | Kitara Civil Society Organisation Network (KCSON) | info@kcsonug.org www.kcson.org | Kitara Civil Society Organisation Network (KCSON) is is a registered organization that has been operating in Uganda’s Bunyoro and Rwenzori sub-regions since 2003. It holds multiple legal registrations, including with the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB), National Bureau for NGOs, Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA), and Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). KCSON’s governance structure includes a General Assembly (the highest decision-making body), a Board elected for three-year terms that oversees the secretariat, and a secretariat responsible for daily operations. With 87 member organizations (both Community-Based Organizations and Non-Governmental Organizations) across five districts (Kagadi, Kibaale, Kakumiro, Kikuube, and Hoima), KCSON has extensive experience in: Governance, Coordination of development actors, Empowerment of vulnerable groups and Peace building Our key program areas are ;Advocacy for Good Governance and Effective service delivery, Natural resources, livelihoods, and climate change, Social Protection (health,education, OVC and GBV) and Refugee response, Institutional capacity strengthening and knowledge management. |