JPRC Progam
- Spiritual Programs. JPRC conduct Spiritual programs as part of developing the spiritual lives of the victims as one of the approaches of integral and/or holistic personal development. JPRC introduced a number of spiritual programs not only for victims but also for the lay Christians and religious. All the spiritual programs are run for short periods of time and also include retreats and recollections.
- Rehabilitation Programs. JPRC give comprehensive and well-structured rehabilitation services to groups of marginalized young people in Fort Portal diocese and the region at large. JPRC offer systematic psych-social support in form of counseling and rehabilitation services to victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, gender based violence and other human rights abuses. JPRC run well-structured rehabilitation programs at the Centre.
- Environment Programs. JPRC train the youth in the fields of green energy skills (vegetable growing, floriculture, bee keeping, juice/wine processing), that are relevant and income generating to the rehabilitated victims of human rights in Fort Portal diocese, Rwenzori region and nationally. The duration of the skilling courses range from the period of 6 to 1 year. The trainees are subjected to the national assessment by the Directorate of Industrial training (DIT) which is the department under the Ministry of Education and Sports that authenticate their skills for employment.
- Imparting 21st Century life Skills to the youth and other individuals. As part of rehabilitation activities, JPRC will conduct a number of trainings and sessions that will train youth and other victims in various life skills at given periods of time. It is well known that most youth and other people find difficulties in life as a result of lacking life skills. All rehabilitated and skilled individuals will be subjected to various life skill sessions that will empower them to face the world with new approaches and synergy. At a later stage, leadership training programs for the youth and other lay Christians will be introduced and Christian leaders from the church categories of leadership will also be given an opportunity to receive leadership training from the centre..
- Empowerment Programs. JPRC offer entrepreneurship skills training programs for all youth that go through various trainings at the Centre. It has also been realized that one can be skilled but if they lack entrepreneurships skills they can still fail to begin their businesses and/or to be self-employed. In doing this, JPRC partner with other stakeholders who are involved in training and skilling the youth for economic development and reduction of the unemployment levels and crime reduction. In general, the entrepreneurships skills lead to many beneficiaries of self-development by making them important individuals in the community.
- Psychosocial Programs. The JPRC in Uganda have been actively involved in a variety of social and justice programs, often through their Justice and Peace Department. This department focuses on addressing human rights issues, advocating for peace, and providing psychosocial support, particularly in response to the aftermath of conflict, poverty, and social injustices. Their psychosocial programs are particularly aimed at helping individuals and communities heal from trauma, improve their mental well-being, and strengthen community solidarity.
- Justice & Peace. JPRC in Uganda, through their Justice and Peace Department, have been at the forefront of advocating for social justice, peacebuilding, and human rights in Uganda. Their programs are designed to address systemic issues that affect vulnerable populations, particularly those who have been marginalized due to conflict, poverty, and human rights violations.