The Domestic Violence Program is dedicated to addressing and preventing domestic abuse in Uganda through community education, advocacy, and survivor support. Many families face significant challenges due to domestic violence, often exacerbated by economic hardship, cultural norms, and limited access to legal and psychological support services. 

Domestic violence remains a pressing issue affecting women, children, and even men in Uganda. The program not only raises awareness but also provides critical intervention strategies such as safe shelters, crisis hotlines, and legal advocacy. It emphasizes community-driven solutions, encouraging dialogue and support networks to foster an environment where survivors can seek help without fear of stigma or retaliation. By working with law enforcement agencies, social workers, and local leaders, the initiative strengthens protections for victims and ensures they receive the necessary support to rebuild their lives.