Silence Is Deadly; is a national campaign against teenage pregnancy, child marriages, Hiv/Aids, and other SRHR issues affecting youths. The campaign is targeted towards breaking the silence associated with these topics. It hopes to mobilize stakeholders and communities to provide and enable discussions with teens at households, schools and higher institutions to enable young people …
This is an engagement done by all students who are finishing or who are always on there second semester. every one is mandated to participate as this helps improve their grades.
On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to welcome you to our new website and thank you for your support towards Partners in Community Transformation (PICOT) as we continue to implement a number of projects in West Nile particularly in the two districts of Maracha and Koboko. PICOT’s vision of “Holistically …
With increased community dialogue and engagements by PICOT, antenatal care services have improved in Koboko District. Between January and March there were at least 2,349 antenatal care (ANC) visits in the above mentioned health Centre IIIs of our operation but only 480 of the mothers delivered in the health facilities. This indicates that many women …
Antenatal Care Services improve in Koboko District Read More »
It’s been about 12 months since Partners in Community Transformation (PICOT) conducted an engagement meeting at Dricile HCIII, Koboko District (17th November, 2016). The engagement meetings are meant to increase community participation and vigilance in influencing delivery of health services in the facilities. A total of 84 (53M & 31F) community members were in attendance …
A voice Heard- Community Access Roads to Dricile HCIII upgraded Read More »
“… I am here to inform the meeting that we shall provide more land for the facility to see that some of these challanges are no more experienced by our people…” said Mr. Ayume Alex one of the Land Lords during engagement meeting. On February, 2017, Partners in Community Transformation (PICOT) conducted an engagement meeting …
“There has never been a kitchen in the compound of the facility and our mothers and sisters suffer in preparing food especially during the rainy/windy seasons” said Mr. Aciya Robert Chairman HUMC, Wadra health center III “There has never been a kitchen in the compound of the facility and our mothers and sisters suffer in …
The fruits of the HUMC training- Kitchen at Wadra Read More »
On 24th March 2017, monitoring and documentation of project activities was conducted at Oleba health centre III to document the HUMC activities. “ I am able to develop work plans and budgets with the committee members, use it to mobilize resource from the sub county council and district authorities and we now have a new …
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