One of the other objectives of PCAU is to strengthen the capacity of palliative care providers in Uganda through supporting training, continuous professional education, mentorship, and supervision.
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Compassionate Communities to Improve Access to Palliative Care for ALL in Uganda
The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) is pioneering initiatives to rebuild compassionate communities in Uganda. The initiatives are rooted in a health promotion approach to palliative care, aiming to support solidarity among community members.
Developing a community-based cancer navigation program to address the challenges of childhood cancer in Uganda: Insights from the SHiNE Child Program
Globally, it is estimated that 429,000 children and adolescents develop cancer annually, with almost 40% being from Africa. Uganda registers 1,500- 3,000 new child and adolescent cancers annually, with only about 30% presenting to the Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI). The most prevalent childhood cancers in Uganda include: Burkitt lymphoma, acute leukemia, Wilms tumor, and rhabdomyosarcoma.
Conference Coordinator
Short-Term Employment Opportunity The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) seeks to recruit a qualified and competent person to fill the position of a Conference Coordinator. The ideal candidate will be central in offering management and co-ordination to the conference secretariate during the organization for the 5th Uganda Conference on
Capacity Building Officer
Short-Term Employment Opportunity The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) seeks to recruit a qualified and competent person to fill the position of a Capacity Building Officer. The ideal candidate should be able to support the core objective: To strengthen the capacity of palliative care providers in Uganda through supporting
From Uncertainty to Opportunity: Mildred’s inspiring journey to becoming a Midwife
Mildred’s story is one of perseverance, determination, and hope, a shining example of how adversity can be transformed into opportunity. Born in Masaka District, Uganda, Mildred grew up in a family struggling with poverty and illness, and her dreams of returning to school seemed out of reach. Through the support
From Darkness to Light: Eric’s Journey to Becoming an Electrician
Eric, a passionate and hardworking young adult from Hoima, had always dreamed of becoming an electrical engineer to support his family. With numerous challenges along the way, he never lost hope. Today, thanks to the support of the Palliative Care Association of Uganda’s (PCAU) Road to Hope (RTH) program, his
Margaret’s Journey: Overcoming her struggles to a future in healthcare service provision
Margaret’s story is one of resilience, determination, and the life-changing power of education. A bright and ambitious young girl from Lukaya, Masaka District, Margaret has been supported by the Road to Hope program since 2014, when she was in primary school. Today, she is on the path to fulfilling her
Mary’s Journey: From Hardship to Hope
Here is another inspiring story of one of our beneficiaries, Mary from the Bunyoro Region, Uganda. Mary is a young woman who has overcome life’s challenges with determination and courage. She remained committed to completing her course in Hairdressing and Salon Practice and has recently set up her own salon
Beating the Odds: The Inspiring Journey of Dr. Kasula Stephen
Meet Stephen, a dedicated and compassionate young doctor whose remarkable journey from a teenage caregiver to a medical professional is a true testament to the power of perseverance, kindness, and determination. As the main caregiver, he had to create time to take his mother to the hospital, refill her medicine