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  • Train youth into change agents

    Contribute towards human (personal) development, the foundation of all development. Continue doing as we are doing with our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre Human Development Project that we are jointly implementing with Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief. Innovate, design and deliver life changing conscious awakening skills training. Such as, our CPAR Youth’s Skills Development…

  • Final list of trainees for Photography Masterclass

    Ladies and gentlemen, we received your applications for consideration to benefit from the second courses for training Media Change Agents under our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre Human Development Project, we are jointly implementing with Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief (CPAR). We have responded. You are invited to the CPAR “Youth’s Skills Development Masterclass…

  • Photography Masterclass all set!

    Happy Easter to you Akora Innocent, Atwau Alfred, Kimtai Abdulkarim Kibet, Lawoko Emmanuel, Logit Patrick, Odikor Samuel, Odongkara Emmanuel. Odongo Gerald, Odongo Gerard, Okeny Joel, Okiria Emmanuel, Olar Joel, Omara Sam Okot, Pule Godwin and Rubangakene Daniel. All is set and we look forward to receiving you here at our Dr. Paual Hargrave Memorial Centre…

  • There is good in all seasons…

    What is our favorite type of weather? Honestly, for us, at CPAR Uganda, it depends. The dry season could be our favorite The dry season is when the majority of our target group – smallholder farming households – have some ‘free time’ on their hands for self-development activity. Therefore, enabling them to take some time…

  • Call for Applications Photography Masterclass

    Due to popular demand, our second CPAR Youth Media Training, under our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre Human Development Project, jointly implemented with Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief (CPAR), is now scheduled to take place next month, from 5th to 17th April 2026. Lessons from last year’s training of the First Cohort of CPAR…

  • Money, food and shelter

    Money Top of our list is money. We could not live without money for we need it to pay our bills and to conduct our charitable development activities. By the way, ongoing is one of a series of training courses under our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre Human Development Project we are jointly implementing with…

  • Training on income generation

    Acen, Adiyo, Adong, Angwech, Akello, Albarge, Aloyo, Alum, Amuge, Anena, Angee, Apio, Apiyo, Atimango, Auma, Eyaa, Feru, Kadokwac, Komakech, Lawoko, Lodunge, Nampala, Nkiranda, Obol, and Ponni, tomorrow, Sunday, 1st March 2026, we look forward to receiving you at our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre. Your expectations in participating in our training on income generation, under…

  • Website design

    Many a times, we, in the nonprofit world, find ourselves constrained by finances and are not able to afford the luxury of contracting external service providers to do crucial work that needs to be done. Things that we previously assumed impossible for us to do, we find that we can do if we dare to…

  • Beneficiaries of our interventions

    We love being around beneficiaries of our interventions. Right from the start of their journeys with us. We learn a lot from them – they freely give of their stories and in that way they contribute greatly to shaping our interventions. Currently, we are receiving applications for our next training course, under our Dr. Paul…

  • Hot money budgeting

    Decades of rural development work have taught us the practice of ‘hot money budgeting.’ Basically, the appreciation that if beneficiaries know it is their own money – ‘hot money’, they will budget for it differently than if it were ‘cold money’ – other people’s money. Naturally, when it is ‘hot money’, they will be more…