ABOUT US
Partners for Access (“PFA”) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and growing a community-based organization in the Nakaseke District of Uganda known as African Community Center for Social Sustainability (“ACCESS”).
ACCESS is a community-based organization in rural Uganda founded in 2002 to empower vulnerable groups in resource limited settings through medical care, education and income-generating projects. ACCESS cares for people living with HIV-AIDS (PLWAs), together with orphans and other vulnerable children (OVC). Centered on a medical clinic, care is currently provided to over 120 PLWAs with medical services to over 72,000 general patients per year.
It is our belief that basing organizations in the knowledge, wisdom, and leadership of the community results in a focus on community-identified needs and more sustainable development. As such, we add our support to local leaders and communities that mobilize from within.
RECENT NEWS
Where your Money Goes: 95% of every dollar you give will go directly towards upgrading..."
On February 17th, 2012, the ACCESS Nursing School temporarily closed its doors as we..."
On October 22nd, 2011, Partners for ACCESS held a fundraiser at the Lexington Depot...."
“It’s amazing what can happen when you open your mind and lead with your heart. ..."
VIDEOS
Dr. Robert Kalyesubula, the founder of ACCESS, and James Ssewanyana were named Sawa World heroes! Check out these profiles about each of them.
Sawa Heroes are highly inspirational individuals from the world’s poorest countries who have found local solutions to extreme poverty.