At five years of age, George was caring for his dying father in their one-room mud house. He was responsible for picking medicine refills for his father and for looking for food from friends and well-wishers in the community. After his father died and he went to live with his
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Annual Fundraising Dinner
Annually, PCAU holds a fundraising dinner during December to support a specific standalone hospice work. The dinners are held under the theme of “Scaling up Cancer and other Palliative Care response in remote areas in Uganda”. The resources raised are donated to a selected hospice to support a cause much
Collaborations with Other partners
PCAU is in various collaborations and networks to influence efforts and create synergies to contribute to an enabling environment to have palliative care for all people in need. PCAU actively participates in advocacy & network meetings, events among others at both national and international levels. At all the different events,
PCAU IEC Materials
To promote an understanding of palliative care among the different stakeholders, various Information, Communication, and Education Materials are developed by PCAU. The IEC materials are focused on information about palliative care and the Right to Palliative Care. These are disseminated to Hospices, Palliative Care Organizations, health workers, Media, policymakers, and
The PCAU Soccer Gala
The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) organizes an inter-organization soccer gala as an event to drum up support for palliative care issues and to create awareness. It is held annually in commemoration of the World Hospice and Palliative Care Day (WHPCD) which takes place on the second Saturday of
The Morphine Supply Chain in Uganda
PCAU coordinates the oversight of the morphine supply chain which is implemented by the Ministry of Health, Hospice Africa Uganda, National Medical Stores, and Joint Medical Stores as well as palliative care service providers.Bimonthly, PCAU brings together key partners for a Morphine partners meeting to monitor and follow the efficiency
Road to hope
The Road to Hope Program supports child caregivers from financially poor backgrounds to access basic needs for their families and continue with education while caring for their chronically ill parents. The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) in partnership with the Center for Hospice Care (CHC) in Indiana USA under
Palliative Care Services for the Deaf
The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) is working with the Uganda National Association of the Deaf (UNAD) to advocate for improved access to palliative care services for the deaf. There exists a communication gap between the deaf and most health workers who cannot use sign language. PCAU initiated the
National Palliative Care Policy
PCAU has been advocation for the passing of the National Palliative Care Policy. The policy will provide standards, policies, and procedures as far as palliative care services in Uganda is concerned. The Ministry of Health initiated a process to develop a national palliative care policy to provide a framework for
Human Rights and Palliative Care Services
PCAU established a partnership with the Uganda Network on Law Ethics and HIV/AIDS (UGANET) with Support from the African Palliative Care Association (APCA), OSIEA, and OSF to promote palliative care as a Human Right. PCAU coordinates training for paralegals who are then attached to palliative care sites to offer legal