Inspection in Progress

CIPA Community: Balitwegomba members are inspecting the advancement of their tomato nursery bed.
View our work

CIPA Staff: The training of trainers.

CIPA staff members are undergoing a training-of-trainers program in basket weaving, equipping them with the expertise to impart this skill to other beneficiaries.
Contact US

Improving livelihoods through learning.

Representatives of groups trained in basket weaving to teach other group members to improve their livelihoods.

Other skills

Strategic Issues

Health

Prioritize community well-being, disease prevention, and healthcare accessibility for sustainable and holistic health outcomes in the region.

Organizational Development

Strengthen the organizational capacity of the Community-based organization, fostering adaptability, innovation, and sustainability to better serve health-related goals.

Livelihoods

Empower communities through income-generating activities and skill development, fostering economic resilience for improved overall health and well-being.

Improving Health

Prioritize community well-being, disease prevention, and healthcare accessibility for sustainable and holistic health outcomes in the region.

Human Resources

Enhance community leadership and organizational capabilities, ensuring transparent, effective governance and skilled human resources to drive health initiatives successfully.

Cross-cutting Issues

Integrate gender, youth, environmental protection, rights-based approaches, child protection, and participation into health strategies, promoting inclusivity and comprehensive community development.

Our Ongoing Projects

Ending Child marriage and early unions

Status: Ongoing

Period: 2019 - Present
Read More

Community Competence for HIV and AIDS Prevention II

Status: Ongoing

Period: 2014 - 2015
Read More

Rakai HIV Prevention Integrated Project (RAHPIP)

Status: Ongoing

Period: 2012 - 2015
Read More

CIPA Unveiled in Literal Narrative

Sources of funding
Development partners include Girls First Fund through Geneva Global, the International Organisation for Migration, DanChurchAid, Civil Society Fund, the French Embassy, Concern Worldwide, and community contribution
Registration and constitution
CIPA has been fully registered by Rakai district No. 3901 since 2003 and the National Non-Government Organisation board under registration number 4870 - S.5914/5119 since September 2004 and has a constitution that was endorsed by members.
Mission statement
We are an indigenous NGO, committed to working with relevant duty bearers to improve the lives of vulnerable communities through promotion of the full realization of social, economic and civil rights of vulnerable persons in the Southern Central Region of Uganda.

Partners and Networks

Our Funders

We Love to Hear From You

Please fill the required field.
Please fill the required field.

Office Address

Kyotera Town Council:

Sendege Lane,
Kasambya zone L.C. I
Kyotera Town Council - Kyotera District

Working days:

Mon-Fri: 8am - 6pm
Sat: 10am - 4pm
Sun: Off

Talk to Us:

Email: cipacp@yahoo.com
Phone: +256 (0) 392 700 945
Post: P.O Box 220, Kyotera
+CIPA
Established in 2003 as a response to Médecins du Monde phasing out, Community Initiative for Prosperity and Advancement (CIPA) is an indigenous NGO in Rakai District, evolving and expanding its HIV/AIDS initiatives.

Core values

Quality service delivery
Commitment to accountability
Advocates of equality

Follow Us

Newsletter

Signup Your email address to subscribe our newsletter to get latest post and news about our product and company