TPO Uganda is a Non-Governmental Organization that started its work in Uganda as Institute for Psychosocial and social ecological Research (I.P.S.E.R) in 1994 with a study commissioned by UNHCR on the mental health and psychosocial issues affecting South Sudanese. Upon identification of significant MHPSS issues and needs, UNHCR supported TPO to implement the study recommendations. This gave birth to the TPO programs in Uganda. Later, TPO expanded its MHPSS programming in other countries including Somalia, South Sudan, Congo and Liberia. Over the years, TPO gradually moved its interventions to underserved national communities that were also in need of support.
TPO Uganda, will over the next five years seek to build on its Mental health programming to comprehensively
The child Care and Protection thematic area aligns to the UN’s Global Agenda 2030 that seeks to build a world that is safer for children.
Gender-based Violence Interventions in Humanitarian Settings are guided by the The Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC).
TPO’s broad strategy under this thematic area shall be to scale up prevention, care and support approaches, promote and
Livelihood Support thematic area aligns to Sustainable Development Goal SDG 2 that seeks to end hunger, achieve food security
Over the next five years, TPO will to seek to support communities at great risk of disasters to develop capabilities
In order for TPO to realize the objectives and strategies laid out in this strategic plan 2022-2027, the organization will
Kalangala & Masaka are among the 28 districts & two cities under @USAIDUganda @PEPFAR funded Keeping Children Healthy & Safe Activity in South Wester, Central and Rwenzori sub-regions, implemented by @TpoUg & partners @ntvuganda featured key highlights
Yesterday, UN Women & partners visited Kyangwali #Refugees Settlement to monitor the @UNCERF project. Women & girls are accessing vital services like psychosocial support, legal protection & cash transfers.
Thank you, @UNOCHA for supporting this work! 💙
@coact1325 @TpoUg
The week-long field visit by @TpoUg Board members & #Senior Management to #Masaka #Kalangala #Districts under the @USAIDUganda @PEPFAR funded Keeping Children Healthy & Safe Activity has been nothing short of exciting & informative, with the team witnessing great transformation.
4Day three of the week-long field visits by @TpoUg Board & Senior Management centred around learning & relearning through listening to experiences and insights from stakeholders and participants of @USAIDUganda @PEPFAR funded Keeping Children Healthy and Safe Activity in Kalangala
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