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APT transforms the lives of thousands of poor and vulnerable people by helping them to help themselves.聽 We give them the skills to work in or start up their own small enterprises so that they can generate an income for their basic needs such as food and medicine and education for their children. APT also promotes social change so that disadvantaged people, such as disabled men and women and those affected by HIV/AIDS, can participate fully in society and become useful members of their communities.The impact of our work is long-term, restoring dignity and building self-reliance.

Eunia Anyango, an HIV positive widow with 5 children, has the skills to help her sell greater quantities of fish and find new markets.

Douglas Ombati, a freelance carver of soapstone. Since 2010 APT has transformed working conditions and negotiated fairer prices for workers in the soapstone industry - quarry owners, miners and carvers.

Mrs Dapata lives with her husband and 7 children in Kayinja Village in Eastern Uganda. They and four other families received four oxen, an ox plough and training enabling them to open the land and plant crops giving them nutritious food and raise an income for school fees.

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