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PaCT Responds to CORONAVIRUS disease 2019

Just like the rest of the world, Uganda has been gravely affected by COVID 19 pandemic after having registered her first case on 21st March 2020. This was followed by a total Country’s lockdown and nationwide night-time curfew from 1st – 14th April 2020 with an additional extension of 21 days from 15th April to 5th May 2020. While these lockdowns are necessary measures to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic like they proved successful in China, such economic interruptions are unprecedented in many ways and as such do require state and all stakeholder support to vulnerable households in economic and health aspects.

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Who we are

PaCT is an indigenous non-for-profit making organization established in 1995 to positively transform communities for better standards of living. We based in Uganda with affiliation to The Mityana Charity a registered charity in the United Kingdom established to mobilize support for PaCT’s community projects in Uganda. PaCT currently operates in seven districts in Uganda that include Mityana, Mubende, Kiboga, Gomba, Kassanda, Kyankwanzi and Butambala with a strong and strategically directed plan to expand our interventions to reach more rural communities in other districts of Uganda. Our services target the needy in remote areas aimed contributing to improving the quality of life for our beneficiaries.

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What people say

Lucy Tompsett

There was so much joy in the children's faces when they received their packages that it really shows the difference this sponsorship makes to their livelihoods. There is also the argument that giving them these materials has helped to increase their learning ability.

Jessica Rees

Having worked in the charity sector for a number of years I was so impressed by the charity, they are forward thinking and innovative in their approaches and engage the communities they are supporting and strive to help them become as sustainable as possible.

Yasmin Jenkins

Over the years I have gradually learnt more and more about the charity. After sponsoring Pius for some time, I realized how honest and transparent the staff for this organization are and how amazing communities were being transformed.Over the years I have gradually learnt more and more about the charity.

Rebekah Bull

We absolutely love the correspondence we get, school reports, photos and hand written letters. My daughters are always thrilled to receive them and we can’t believe how much Letitia has grown since we saw her. Knowing we are helping her thrive is just so special.