Partners

1. ADVANTAGE AFRICA

Advantage Africa is a British charity organisation that supports the ideas and work of inspirational people in Africa to overcome poverty and disadvantage. In partnership with Advantage Africa, SPAU is supporting the collective aspirations of 500 single parents from across five groups in central Uganda to become financially self-reliant and gain the skills and knowledge to combat HIV/AIDS in their communities.

2. CONCERN Worldwide

Concern Worldwide is a non-governmental, international, humanitarian organisation dedicated to the reduction of suffering and working towards the ultimate elimination of extreme poverty in the world’s poorest countries. Between 2005 and 2008, SPAU worked with CONCERN to improve the socio-economic livelihoods of urban-dwelling single parents across 18 zones in Rubaga division, Kampala.

3. COOPERAID

Cooperaid is a Swiss non-profit, non-political, non-sectarian, humanitarian, organisation that works together with national and international aid agencies to support local initiatives at the grass-roots. Cooperaid also seeks to enable AIDS orphans, refugee children, as well as girls and boys from poor and socially disadvantaged families to attend school. Our partnership with Co-operaid is currently benefitting up to 1,000 individuals and 150 households affected by HIV/AIDS in Wakiso district, to learn and implement Memory Work strategies within a family setting.

4. UGANDA REFLEX

Uganda Reflex is a U.K. charity that was set up in 2004 to provide assistance to SPAU activities in Uganda. Uganda Reflex and SPAU provide human scale responses to the alleviation of poverty through intensive micro-projects targeted at reaching communities with single parents. Most of our projects are suitable for carrying out around the homestead where children can be looked after quite easily at the same time. Uganda Reflex also promotes and assists Ugandan trade to Britain. Together, we aim to help as many people as possible and so we endeavour to make our projects self-sustaining within the first six months of commencement.

SPAU also maintains a working relationship with these organisations:

Outside Uganda

Within Uganda

  • Community Action for Development (CAD)
  • East and Central Uganda Integrated Farmers Association (ECUIFA)
  • Development Network of Indigenous Voluntary Associations (DENIVA)
  • Legal Action for Persons with Disabilities Uganda (LAPD)
  • National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO)
  • National Community of Women Living Positively with HIV/AIDS (NACWOLA)
  • Private Education Development Network (PEDN)
  • Reach the Child – Uganda (RTC)
  • Uganda Human Rights Commision (UHRC)
  • Uganda Local Chicken Farmers Association (ULCFA)
  • Uganda Network of AIDS Service Organisations (UNASO)
  • Uganda Society for Disabled Children (USDC)
  • Uganda Young Positives (UYP)

SPAU is also a member organisation of the health-focused e-forum, PartnersUganda.

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