P4T Annual Medical Mission P4T started medical mission program in 2019 in Uganda where we mobilize international doctors from several countries to come and help save lives and provide hope for refugees and underdeveloped communities. The mission brought in 20 International Medical Volunteers from different countries like France, Canada, UK and USA, provided direct health services to 6000+ patients and trained 240+ health workers in UNHCR and Government of Uganda health centers (Maratatu and Kyangwali Health Center III) in Kyangwali Refugee settlement. This is on top of medical supplies worth USD 40,000 and medical equipment worth USD 25,000 including 5 ultrasound machines and hospital beds.

Health Education

To be forewarned is to be forearmed! Clearing misconceptions and providing informative knowledge to majorly illiterate population is so empowering and protective. Lack of information about health crises is a crisis in itself. Ailing from violating war situations and living in states of emergencies; HIV/AIDS, GBV, Cholera, Ebola and now COVID 19 have remained misunderstood and mishandled in the multi-cultural refugee population. P4T provide health education both refugees and host communities mostly in area of Cholera, Ebola, HIV/AID, COVID-19. So far, over 13,000 have received our educative information.

Due to the difficulties of the refugees, many of them are vulnerable to HIV / AIDS due to family breakdown, repeated relocations, greater socio-economic vulnerability and sexual violence such as rape, oppression, sexual exploitation of women and children in particular. Most refugees are afraid to admit that they are infected, while others suffer from depression due to discrimination and stigma, cultural counter-perceptions, premature and forced marriages, substance abuse and alcoholism.