About JP2JPC

Guided by the motto “Faith Doing Justice,” the Centre aims to address social injustices in Uganda through research, advocacy, training, and collaboration with like-minded organizations. John Paul II Justice and Peace Centre (JPIIJPC) is a faith-based organization established in 2006 by the Comboni Missionaries, Holy Cross Missionaries, Mill Hill Missionaries, Missionaries of Africa, and the Society of Jesus (Jesuits).

1. Human Rights and Good Governance

   • Combating human trafficking and modern slavery through awareness, advocacy, and support for survivors.

   • Promoting girl-child education as a fundamental right.

   • Empowering citizens through democracy and civic education initiatives.

2. Peace and Peaceful Dispute Resolution

   • Building peaceful coexistence in refugee and host communities through capacity building, dialogue, inter-religious prayers, and cultural exchanges.

   • Facilitating access to solar energy in refugee settlements to enhance health, education, and small businesses.

3. Integrity of Creation (Ecology)

   • Promoting environmental conservation and combating climate change through tree planting, climate change education, and green initiatives.