This committee is charged with the responsibility of identifying other organizations and or institutions involved in sexual reproductive health, HIV/AIDS prevention programs, and peer education programs with whom we can share our intervention approaches based on shared objectives.. Over time, the committee has established and helped in maintenance of MPP partnerships. The project has worked closely with the following partners:

AIC (AIDS Information Centre), Mbarara branc

R.H.U (Reproductive Health Uganda) / Y.E.A.H (Young empowered and healthy) Y.E.A.H is a youth program aimed at empowering youth to make the right decision regarding sexual reproductive especially HIV/AIDS.Y.E.A.H works in collaboration with Reproductive Health Uganda.

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MUST SG
Students being the biggest stake holders in the project, peer educators have established a working relationship with students’ guild leadership. The two organizations organize cross cutting activities such as World AIDS day commemoration, health awareness week and condom distribution.

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TASO Mbarara branch
The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) is a nationwide well established service provider for people living with HIV/AIDS. They also work towards reducing stigma and discrimination. TASO officials are always with MPP in commemoration of World AIDS day. Currently our relationship with TASO is stronger, and we are therefore looking at the possibilities of widening our scope of services.

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Other student organizations at MUST
These include MUST HIPROAR, Red cross, Christian Union among many. All these organizations share an intersection with MPP which is ideology specific. They closely relate in order to serve the student community well.

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The committee also organises the end of year get together party for the project as well as sports and games competitions.

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