Our Partners
Empowering Food-Insecure Households through Agroecology for Food, Nutrition, Income Security and Increased Income for Youth.
Promotion of Climate Justice, Promotion of Land Tenure Security, Advancing SRHR and Holding Government Accountable.
Enhancing the Impact of Research in Northern Uganda.
FAPAD empowers marginalized communities holistically, addressing unique challenges through education, skills, and inclusive partnerships.
FAPAD provides access to livelihood opportunities, microfinance, training, access to justice, social services, research, and knowledge sharing for marginalized communities.
FAPAD advocates for human rights, amplifying marginalized voices and integrating environmental sustainability in holistic development efforts.
FAPAD prioritizes lasting impact through local leadership, community networks, and stakeholder engagement for sustainable development.
Through our grassroots-driven approach, we empower marginalized communities, enabling them to fulfill their potential and meet their economic and social basic needs.
As we forge ahead, we remain steadfast in our dedication to advocating for the rights of the marginalized, reinforcing this essential element of our identity at every step. Together with our stakeholders, we strive to create a more equitable and inclusive society, where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Respect: Our guiding principle promoting a culture empathy, fairness and open communication fostering an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives are valued.
Intergrity: Serves as our organizational bedrock, guiding us to uphold ethical conduct in all our endevers, fostering trustworthiness, consistency and professionalism.
Accountability: Our individual and collective resposibilities, transparency and a commitment to learning and improvement.
Excellence: Driving us to deliver high-quality work, foster innovation and continuously improve.
Diversity and Inclusion:Through equity, empathy and open mindedness, we foster continouse learning, leadership commitment and ensuring equal opportunities.
Martina Menya shook hands with her son again
My name is Martina Menya. I am a 70-year-old widow living in this village of Acamanono, Anamwany parish, Awelo subcounty, Amolatar district in northern Uganda. I live with my daughter-in-law and 05 grandchildren that my late son left us with.Me (Martina Menya) and my family are... Read more
Alot Lawrence brings resilience to his community
Meet Alot Lawrence, a compassionate resident of Barr sub-county in Lira District, Northern Uganda. At 50 years old, Lawrence's journey is an inspiring testament to the transformative power of community-driven change. Back in 2004, amidst the... Read more
Improve access to Justice for vulnerable groups in Lira sub-county
The project has been engaging direct and indirect stakeholders in awareness raising on human rights, referral pathways for access for justice, identified and trained community volunteers to steer data collection, monitor human rights violations and incase... Read more
Joel Orec's vision for commercial farming
The Project is a five-year programme from 2022 to 2026 with the objective to improve food nutrition and income security of family farmer households and youth in Lango sub-regions in Uganda. The project is currently running in Amolatar district with... Read more