The Uganda AIDS Commission (UAC) is a government agency established to coordinate and implement national HIV/AIDS programs, with the mission of reducing the prevalence of HIV, improving the quality of life for those affected, and fostering a healthy, HIV-free society. UAC is highly recognized for its pivotal role in shaping the national HIV/AIDS policy and coordinating efforts across various sectors to combat the epidemic. With a strong reputation for transparency, collaboration, and evidence-based approaches, UAC is known for its leadership in the fight against HIV/AIDS, both within Uganda and in the global community.

The commission promotes a work culture focused on professionalism, inclusivity, and a commitment to public health, offering opportunities for personal and professional growth in a supportive environment. UAC has evolved from a small advisory body to a robust organization overseeing a broad range of national programs, with partnerships across governments, NGOs, and international bodies. Through innovative strategies such as comprehensive HIV prevention campaigns, community engagement, and healthcare service integration, UAC is ensuring the sustainable management of HIV/AIDS in Uganda.

With a significant presence across Uganda, UAC reaches millions of citizens, supporting them through education, treatment programs, and policy advocacy. Its core values include collaboration, accountability, inclusivity, and compassion, driving the organization's work towards its goal of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic. UAC is also committed to corporate social responsibility, focusing on education, outreach, and healthcare accessibility. For more information, visit www.uac.go.ug.