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The Journey of Gertrude: From Struggle to Success

Today we share the story of Gertrude, a determined and resilient young woman from the Bunyoro region whose journey shows the power of support and perseverance. Her story reminds us that with the right help, dreams can become reality and that we all have a role to play in making

International Donations (Through our Partners)

Since 2012, the Road to Hope (RTH) program, a partnership between PCAU and the Center for Hospice Care (USA), has empowered Ugandan child caregivers and families by providing education, essentials, and holistic support through community palliative care, enabling them to thrive while caring for their parents facing life-limiting illnesses. You

Sendwave (Mobile Money – Uganda)

Download and Install the Sendwave AppCreate an Account or Log InAdd a Recipient: Full Name: Palliative Care Association of UgandaCountry: UgandaPayout Method: MTN Mobile MoneyMobile Number: +256 789 737 786 Enter the Donation AmountSelect Your Payment MethodReview and ConfirmSend the Donation

PCAU Global Giving Campaigns

Join a global community making real change. Our GlobalGiving campaigns connect donors like you with impactful projects around the world. By supporting our campaigns, you’re not just donating; you’re making a lasting impact! For more information, please refer to the links below.

Direct MTN Mobile Money Donations (Uganda)

Dial: *165*3#Enter Merchant Code: 315849 (Palliative Care Association of Uganda)Enter Donation AmountEnter Mobile Money PIN

Accounts Assistant

The Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) is seeking to recruit a qualified and competent individual for the position of Accounts Assistant in their Finance and Administration Department. The ideal candidate should assist PCAU in meeting all statutory requirements and upholding the Organization’s standards. This Accounts Assistant position requires an

World Day of the Sick 2025

On February 11, 2025, PCAU joins the Catholic faith and all other compassionate people globally to offer prayers
and observance to those who are suffering from illness and other health challenges.
This year’s theme for the day of the sick is “Hope does not disappoint’’ (Rm 5:5) but strengthens us in times of
trial. We pray that all who suffer sickness find comfort and hope from these words of faith.