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Few spots remain on research masterclass

Stimulate development, dissemination and widespread application of technologies suitable for Uganda is the mission of CPAR Uganda
Profitable skills era

Only three spots remain for our Participatory Action Research Masterclass, under our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre Human Development Project, jointly implemented with Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief.

Deadline for receiving applications extended to 29th July 2026. Click here for details on how to apply.

Those who have previously applied need not apply again.

In the meantime, Akullu, Amuge, Angena, Aseko, Ejang, Ekaru, Gadafi, Nyangkol, Okori, Okullo, Ololo, and Owak you have confirmed your admission acceptance and your spots are reserved.

We look forward to receiving you. And to contribute to your journey acquiring profitable life-skills for you own personal development; and for the greater good of your respective households and communities in which you live.

In the meantime, we agree with Mr. Kassim Kayira, we are in the “profitable skills era.” Click on the link above to learn more.

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    CPAR Uganda

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    Akullu Racheal Amuge SaphiaAngena BenedictorAseko Salume StellaEjang Christine OkoriEkaru Emmanuel AlokaElyetu Emmanuel CanibusGadafi MosesNyangkol RemisOkori James IsraelOkullo BonifaceOlolo InnocentOwak Solomon,

    We wish you journey mercies as you make your way to the Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre.

    All is set for your positive life changing experience, as the pioneer CPAR trained Research Change Agents.

    You join 100 youth who have so far benefited and have been trained as change agents, under our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre Human Development Project, we are jointly implementing with Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief.

    Whereas, you are the first cohort of the research change agents component, the others have been trained as media change agents and as self-reliant participatory development change agents.

    All is set, karibu!

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