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News
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Advancements in palliative care training and advocacy in Uganda
PCAU underscores that the increasing demand for qualified palliative care nurses, emphasizes the need for more professionals in the field.
The Path for Disability in Palliative Care in Uganda
PCAU has partnered with multiple civil society organizations to evaluate the accessibility of palliative care services for persons living with disabilities.
Journey of Hope
The RTH program profoundly impacts the lives of the children it serves, offering the care and resources essential for a dignified and fulfilling life.
Growth and Compassion in Uganda
This summer, I spent my time completing a field internship through Global Partners in Care (GPIC) with the Hospice Foundation and the Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU).
PCAU 2023 Annual General Meeting
On May 26, the Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) hosted its 24th Annual General Meeting to review PCAU’s 2022 performance report and an overall update on palliative care development in Uganda.
A New Vehicle for PCAU!
PCAU now has their new Toyota Land Cruiser – a sturdy, reliable vehicle, and PCAU is confident it will enable them to fulfill the organization's mandate to make palliative care available to all in Uganda.
PCAU in The Guardian
The daily British newspaper, The Guardian, recently featured Uganda's efforts over the last 30 years to enhance the availability of palliative care and increase access to morphine for those in need.
Road to Hope Milestones
Two young adults on the Road to Hope (RTH) program, Stephen and Tonny, recently graduated from university.
PCAU’s Advocacy Work and the ADPCN scholarship
The Advance Diploma in Palliative Care Nursing (ADPCN) program is key to building capacity of health workers in palliative care and increasing the personnel offering the service in Uganda.