Kakua Hospice is a National Non-Governmental Organization established in 2002 with the overall mandate or goal of contributing to the National HIV/AIDS Intervention by participating in the implementation of programs designed by the National HIV/AIDS Secretariat overseen by the Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) as a coordinating body for the three ‘’DISEASE BURDEN’’ HIV, Malaria and TB funded by the Global Fund.
To reduce the suffering of HIV/AIDS and co- infections on patients and create an enabling environment to ensure that they live in dignity as healthy human beings. Kakua Hospice also stands in for marginalized children and those orphaned by HIV/AIDS and circumstances of man and nature, women girls/ adolescents, Human Rights, and or SGBV issues. The Hospice offers training opportunity in different vocations for self-reliance for all deserving clients.
To reduce HIV prevalence to zero new infection; in addition, to seeing a safe and clean environment devoid of SGBV issues or exploitation against women, children and adolescent girls, and life threatening ailments for a better and just society for the wellbeing of mankind.