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Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU)

Org #65091
Vetted since 2021
1999
year founded
$11,746
raised on GlobalGiving
4
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

To accelerate the provision and integration of Palliative care in Uganda's health care system through capacity building, advocacy, research, governance and resources mobilization.

Projects (3)

Project Leaders
Mark Mwesiga
Mark Mwesiga
Fiona Siima
Fiona Siima
Team
Mark Donald Bikosa Mwesiga, Anita Balikobaku, Ritah Nannyomo, Zipporah Kyomuhangi
Organization Information
Plot 8804,Block 383, Kitende, Entebbe Road -Uganda
Kampala, Central 34985, Kampala
Uganda
+256 392 080 713
Organization Information
Plot 8804,Block 383, Kitende, Entebbe Road -Uganda
Kampala, Central 34985, Kampala
Uganda
+256 392 080 713

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Homeless, but Building a Future in Mechanics: Isaac's Story as a War Survivor in Northern Uganda

By Hope Tayebwa | Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Officer

Isaac is a 17-year-old survivor of the prolonged civil war and conflict in Northern Uganda, now living in Lira Town. His childhood was shaped by poverty, domestic violence, and family separation,... Read the full report ›

Mentorship & Support Supervision in PalliativeCare

By Lisa Irumba | Research and Information Manager

In Uganda, thousands of patients living with cancer and other lifelimiting illnesses depend on oral liquid morphine for pain relief. The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU), mandated by the... Read the full report ›

Jun 3, 2026 | SHiNE Child Program
Every Small Effort Saves a Child's Life

By Hope Tayebwa | Project Leader

The SHiNE Child Program continues to bring hope and healing to children from impoverished families in Southwestern Uganda who are living with cancer and other lifelimiting illnesses. With donor... Read the full report ›
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