Who are the members of UCAA?

Membership :  Full membership is reserved for only those who have undergone an 8-week Change Agent Training Course recognised by UCAA. Other individuals and organisations supportive of the Association's vision are welcome to join as Working Partners. They enjoy all the benefits of a full m...

Where does UCAA get funding from?

Through membership subscription, donations, grants, and gifts from local and international sources. Interest and profits accruing from of property and investment of the association. Borrowing from financial institutions and any other means of foundraising or sources approved by the UCAA's nation...

What are UCAA's guiding Principles?

Guiding Principles: UCAA is a non-sectarian, non-religious and non-political association that does not discriminate in its membership on the basis of gender, ethinicity, religion or political differences. UCAA believes very strongly in the principles of accountability and transparency, self-rel...

What is Village Change Agent Training (VCAT)

TRAINING OF VILLAGE CHANGE AGENTS (VCA) PURPOSE : A cadre of rural men and women with ability to increase the promotion of group decision-making, self-reliance, genuine participation, accountability, transparency, gender awareness, personal savings and credit. INTENTION :  The Ugan...

What are UCAA's major activities?

The major activities of UCAA are Human Resource development for Rural Development Workers and Community Leaders (Local Councillors and leaders of development groups) through Change Agent Training which provides them with communication and facilitation skills, analytical skills (poverty analysis, ge...

Who are Change Agents?

These are people from different regions in Uganda  that join UCAA by paying memebership and undergoing specific training. After being awarded certificates of completion from the courses they are taught, they then go back into their home areas to ensure they re-train others. for more information,  ...