Funding partners
Foundations, trusts, bilateral and multilateral donors funding a thematic area or a specific project. We can provide budgets, workplans, a monitoring framework and audited accounts.
Partner With Us
Strengthening partnerships is one of our twelve constitutional objectives, not an afterthought.
Why partner with BREFON
A local partner with reach into households, not just districts
We are an indigenous organisation staffed by people from the Acholi sub-region. We have standing relationships with district local governments, health facilities, Village Health Teams, schools, and cultural and religious leaders.
For an international partner, that means implementation that reaches the households a district-level programme usually misses — and a team that is still present after the funding cycle ends.
Ways to work together
Forms of partnership
Implementing partners
International and national NGOs who need a local implementing partner with established community access and district relationships in Northern Uganda.
Research and academic partners
Universities and research institutions working on mental health, post-conflict recovery, Children Born of War, or community-based care. We can support ethical community entry and fieldwork.
Government and institutional partners
District local governments, health facilities, schools and cultural institutions coordinating service delivery, referrals and community structures.
Due diligence
What we can provide on request
Everything a funder normally asks for before a first grant.
- Certificate of registration and constitution
- Organisational profile, governance structure and staffing
- Programme budgets and workplans
- Monitoring and evaluation framework with indicators
- Audited financial statements and management accounts
- Safeguarding, child protection and anti-fraud policies
- References from current and previous partners
The process
How a partnership usually starts
- An introductory conversation. You tell us what you are trying to achieve; we tell you honestly whether we are the right partner for it.
- Documentation and due diligence. We share our registration, policies, accounts and monitoring framework.
- A field visit. We would rather you saw the work than read about it. We will take you to the communities.
- A written agreement. Scope, budget, reporting schedule and safeguarding obligations, agreed on both sides.
Talk to us
Start a conversation
Tell us about your organisation and what you are hoping to achieve in Northern Uganda.