Official Account for Programme for Accessible Health, Communication and Education (PACE)
Kampala, Central Region
Joined September 2025
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October is #BreastCancerAwareness Month!!
#Breastcancer is highly curable if detected in its early stages and adequate treatment is provided.
Early detection saves lives!!
We are part of the second national conference on communicable and non communicable diseases under the theme unified action against communicable and non communicable diseases in Uganda.
Learners from Ogul primary school Gulu district received their scholastic material under the school re-entry activity. This helps learners who have interrupted their education return to school and continue learning.
@EUinUG
#genderequality #educationforall
Ending child marriages needs a community and society that is willing to stand and condemn the norm.
Ending child marriage starts with protecting girls’ rights, amplifying their voices, and investing in opportunities that allow them to shape their own futures.
Our exchange intern, @EssyAimee from NAYA Kenya, will join the conversation on X Space this International Day of the Girl Child.
Join the discussion as we explore how communities, institutions, and young people can challenge harmful norms, end child marriage, and advance girls’ rights.
📅 12 October 2026
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM CAT
📍 X Space
Investing in girls means investing in a more equal and empowered future, where every girl can enjoy her rights and opportunities.
#InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild #ReachAhandAfrica
#Breakingthecycle project creates #safespaces through trained peer leaders and peer-to-peer groups, where adolescents meet weekly to discuss issues affecting their lives, including SRH, #mentalhealth, alcohol and drug/substance abuse. @EUinUG
PACE is seeking to recruit two Program Family Planning Consultants to support implementation of the DISC project and strengthen Sexual and Reproductive service delivery within district health systems.
Check PACE Uganda’s website for more details:
pace.org.ug
Public Bid Invitation
PACE is disposing of selected assets and invites interested bidders to participate in a sealed public bidding process.
Deadline: 6th February 2026
📍PACE offices, Ntinda
Details in the notice below
With European Union support, PACE Uganda strengthens community-led solutions in the Acholi Sub-Region, helping adolescent girls stay in school and providing teenager mothers and school drop outs access to alternative education pathways and SRHR services.
#SRHR #education
Male engagement remains a key priority in the EU-funded project ‘Breaking the Cycle,’ recognizing men and boys as essential partners in prevention and response efforts towards reducing teenage pregnancy in the Acholi Sub-region.
#EndTeenagePregnancy #EndGBV
During the launch, Ribe Ber, a peer group under the EU-funded project, ‘Breaking the Cycle,’ implemented by PACE Uganda staged a powerful drama on “End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls.”
#NoExcuse #EndGBV #AdolescentGirls #16DaysOfActivism
District stakeholders, PACE staff, and community members posed for a group photo at the @EUinUG funded project launch, demonstrating their commitment to preventing teenage pregnancy and GBV through community-led solutions.
#EndTeenagePregnancy #AdolescentGirls #CommunityLed #Gulu
🎉Exciting day in Omel Sub-county, Gulu!
On 25th November, 2025, the EU-funded project ‘Breaking the Cycle: Prevention & Response to Teenage Pregnancy’, implemented by PACE, was officially launched by the Resident City Commissioner as part of the 16 Days of Activism against GBV.
The vision for the National Plan of Action for Sexual and Gender-Based Violence( 2018-2030) is, “A Uganda in which all people are free from all forms of violence and discrimination for a healthy and productive life.
As PACE Uganda we continue to push towards this goal.
#EndGBV
Speak up and take community action to create a future free from all forms of violence against women and girls!
#ENDViolence #NoExcuse #EndGBV #orange
Intimate partner violence remains prevalent with an estimated 44% of married women reporting violence.
This is a reminder of the scale of gender inequality and discrimination against women.
#NoExcuse #ENDViolence #EndGBV
Gender Based Violence can occur in dating, marriage, schools, workplaces, communities and families.
GBV is therefore everyone’s business: families, communities and leaders have a role in preventing violence against all women and girls.
#NoExcuse #EndGBV #16DaysOfActivism
One of PACE Uganda’s core mandates is to address gender-related structural vulnerabilities through the provision of client-centered GBV programs and the adoption of comprehensive approaches that transform harmful social norms and empower women and girls.
#NoExcuse #EndViolence
