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Kalangala Residents receive Free Treatment at SIAAP Headquarters.
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Kalangala Residents receive Free Treatment from Buganda Medical Professionals in partnership with SIAAP
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Kalangala Residents received Free Treatment from Buganda Medical Professionals in partnership with SIAAP
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SIAAP Headquaters in Kalangala
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SIAAP Headquarters
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SIAAP president with Princess Diana Teyeggala the Guest of Honour at AGM 2011
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SIAAP president with Advisory committee in Kalangala
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SIAAP Advisory Committee Meeting
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Project head recognized at AGM 2011
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President and Donor on support visit at SIAAP
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One of SIAAP Donors Touring Facility
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Princess Diana Teyeggala on a tour of the facility at AGM 2011
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Princess Diana Teyeggala and Dr.Mugerwa from the Uganda Ministry of Health at AGM
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SIAAP project coordinator recognized at AGM 2011
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Mr Seromba one of the pioneer donors for SIAAP recognized at AGM 2011
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Award of certificate of recognition to SIAAP construction contractor.
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Invited Guests at AGM 2011
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Outreach in Mugoye fishing community
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Sensitization meeting
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SIAAP Staff attending training
Welcome to Ssese Islands AIDS African Project
Ssese Islands African Aids Project, (SIAAP) is a community based Non Governmental Organization ( NGO) /Non-Profit that was started in 2004 by a U.S. Army officer , Capt.Frank Musisi during his active service in Iraq.
A native of Ssese Islands himself, Captain Musisi in collaboration with the local leaders in Kalangala (Uganda) and other volunteers developed SIAAP as a community response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Kalangala where services for counseling, testing, treatment and care are lacking. SIAAP was officially registered as a non-profit organization with the NGO board in December 2004 in Republic of Uganda. SIAAP was incorporated in the United States in 2005 and received the Federal Government Tax Exempt status in 2006.
The overall goal of the association is to improve the living conditions of the people through community outreach and especially targeting the high-risk groups, (fishing communities, youth, pregnant women, adolescents) people living with HIV/AIDS, and the orphans in Kalangala district and other parts of Uganda.
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- To create awareness about Prevention of HIV/AIDs, and Community Based Care for persons living HIV/AIDS.
- To scale up HIV Counseling and Testing (HCT) and Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission. (PMTCT)
To have a district where persons without HIV/AIDS stay uninfected, And persons living with HIV/AIDS (PWA) live an equitable life with equilisation of opportunities and have access to health care within their communities by the year 2020.