A Journey of Transformation

PaCT was founded by women who were appalled by the living conditions of Mityana communities in and around the district.

1995

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2005

Foundations of Compassion and Partnership

  • Mityana Uganda Charity began informally, starting with the sponsorship of just 6 children.
  • Built strong UK partnerships through volunteer visits and cross-cultural engagement.
  • Delivered essential support to vulnerable families including eyeglasses, mattresses, mosquito nets, and bicycles.
  • Provided spiritual and emotional support through evangelism and family care initiatives.

2005

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2010

Establishing Roots and Expanding Access

  • Officially registered as Mityana (U) Charity, strengthening its legal and operational foundation.
  • Improved community health by renovating a health centre and constructing 6 clean water wells.
  • Advanced education through the construction of a 2-classroom block and teacher quarters with solar power.
  • Boosted healthcare delivery and evangelism through the distribution of motorbikes and over 1,000 mosquito nets.

2011

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2015

Scaling Support and Empowering Communities

  • Expanded sponsorship to over 200 children, with more than 100 successfully graduating.
  • Provided vocational skills training for 28 youth and psychosocial support in 5 schools.
  • Supported prison communities with basic needs and legal rights education.
  • Improved health and education infrastructure with 15 institutional water tanks, clinic equipment, and an early childhood centre.
  • Distributed 20 computers and supported school staff with better housing to improve learning environments.

2015

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2025

Strategic Growth and Lasting Impact

  • Rebranded to Partners for Community Transformation (PaCT) and guided by two 5-year strategic plans.
  • Reached over 674,000 people through community hygiene and sanitation campaigns.
  • Constructed 279 water sources, 24 rain tanks, 36 latrines, and 5 maternity wards, benefiting over 130,000 people.
  • Continued annual sponsorship for 250+ children, producing graduates in medicine, teaching, business, and skilled trades.
  • Reached 97,129 individuals with land rights awareness and resolved 80% of arising land conflicts through mediation.
  • Promoted child protection through training of 1,248 individuals, including educators and learners.

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