Learn About Us

Nationwide non-profit organization

EFPA was initially registered as a community based organization in 2010 and later registered as an NGO in 2015 to advocate for rights for persons with albinism in the Elgon sub region. This organization was established upon the background that Persons with Albinism face multiple barriers, often stigmatized and discriminated against hence the need to bring them together, helping them know they are not alone and change the prejudice and attitudes about their condition. Persons with albinism are a vulnerable group that faces multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination just because of who they are. Their rights to life, physical integrity, liberty, security, equality and non-discrimination, health, education, and an adequate standard of living are often severely threatened. Witchcraft-related beliefs practices myths and superstitions have influenced serious violations of human rights of persons with albinism in many parts of the world.
To empower persons with Albinism and create an enabling environment that provides for equal opportunities and protection of their rights.
An inclusive community in which persons with Albinism can lead productive, safe and dignified lives.

What We Do?

We believe that we can save more lifes with you

Visual care

albinism is primarily associated with a severe visual impairment which appears at birth and can significantly impact an individual's quality of life.

Sun Protection

UVA Rays penetrate the skin and can cause severe burns and increase the risk of skin cancer.the dermis contains melanocytes

Mobile skin clinic

At EFPA Uganda, we provide mobile skin clinic services to reach remote communities and ensure everyone has access to quality dermatological care.

Skin cancer care

Ultraviolet rays (UV rays) are a major risk factor for developing skin cancer.

Health and Wellness

We promote the wellness and quality of life for all individuals, with a focus on those with albinism.

Social Impact

we embrace the social impact of our work and strive to create positive change in the lives of those we serve.

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districts

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Funders

10000

Our Goal

5000

Raised

Popular Causes

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Upcoming Events

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25-Apr-26

9:00 - 02:00

Mbale

Cluster training

Facilitation and training cluster leaders in basic proposal writing, financial management & reporting.

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13-Jun-26

8:00 - 4:00

Jinja

IAAD Celebration

Commemorating the International Albinism Awareness Day (IAAD) on June 13th, we celebrate the unique beauty of individuals with albinism.

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Meet Our Team

Teamwork behind our success

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Negesa Elizabeth

Executive Director

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Ibrahim Padir

IT & Communications.

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Ayebare Racheal

Program Officer

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Wamimi Alex

Finance & Administrator

Become A Volunteer

Volunteer With Us and help grow our community

Volunteering with us is a rewarding experience that allows you to make a positive impact in the lives of others. By joining our volunteer community, you can contribute your time and skills to support our mission and help us create a better world for those in need. Whether you're passionate about education, healthcare, or community development, there are various opportunities to get involved and make a difference. Together, we can work towards building a stronger and more compassionate society.

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Internal Albinism Awareness Day

Efpa Uganda commemorates the International Albinism Awareness Day (IAAD) on June 13th, we celebrate the unique beauty of individuals with albinism and raise awareness about the challenges they face.

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mobile skin clinics

efpa Uganda provides mobile skin clinic services to reach remote communities and ensure everyone has access to quality dermatological care in the bugisu and sebei region.

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Erythma effects / dangers

Erythma [red skin] is an inflamation due to exccessive blood supply due to vasodilation.