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PCAO is Uganda's dedicated prostate cancer advocacy organization — driving awareness, mobile screening, and policy change so no man dies from a disease that is treatable when caught early.
PCAO Prostate Cancer Advocacy Limited is a Ugandan nonprofit company incorporated and governed by a Board of Directors comprising health experts, prostate cancer survivors, private sector leaders, and advocacy specialists.
Unlike broader health organizations, PCAO is built as a specialized initiative — enabling targeted, survivor-centered programs that are culturally relevant and tailored to Uganda's socio-cultural context.
"To transform prostate cancer outcomes in Uganda through public awareness, mobile screening, survivor support, policy advocacy, and data-driven intervention."
Registered as a Nonprofit Company Limited by Guarantee — all resources reinvested into mission-aligned activities with full transparency.
Every pillar is interlinked — ground-level programs feed policy advocacy while data-driven insights continuously refine delivery.
Multi-channel campaigns using radio, TV, print, social media, and survivor storytelling to break cultural taboos and drive screening uptake.
Mobile Health Screening Units (MHSUs) delivering free PSA testing to rural and underserved communities across all regions of Uganda.
Men's Health Clubs, Survivor Forums, and caregiver workshops providing psychosocial support and practical guidance throughout the journey.
Evidence-based briefs, legislative engagement, and coalition-building to integrate prostate cancer screening into Uganda's national health framework.
A national Prostate Cancer Data Registry, KAP surveys, and annual impact reports driving accountability and influencing health policy.
Establish secretariat, launch national media campaign, pilot screening in Central Uganda, initiate policy dialogues, and prototype the Data Registry.
Regional screening drives in Eastern and Northern Uganda, launch Men's Health Clubs, build M&E systems, publish first national prostate cancer report.
Screen 20,000+ men, train 100+ peer educators, conduct midline evaluation, host national prostate cancer symposium.
Deploy mobile vans to remote districts, strengthen referral systems, launch health clubs in 30+ institutions, drive policy advocacy wins.
Nationwide campaigns at scale, final evaluation, publish 5-year knowledge products, secure long-term sustainability commitments.
PCAO offers structured sponsorship packages with nationwide visibility, documented CSR impact, and meaningful community engagement.