Partnership for Universal Health and Sustainable Development- Uganda Initiative (PUSH UGANDA INITIATIVE) is a nonprofit organization set up for the alleviation of poverty and sickness through the provision of clean drinking water, education, relief items, and agricultural livelihood programs in Northern Uganda. Supporting locally led initiatives that strengthen young people and valuable Adults, helping them to overcome poverty and protect the rights of children and Women.

The organization was formed in 2015 and registered in 2016 with Lira Local Government and the Government of the Republic of Uganda Reg. No LDLG/2016/057 as a Community-Based Organization (CBO). In 2019, due to successful programmes, the government of Uganda granted PUSH Uganda Initiative a nationwide certification and registration to enable it to expand its reach to the most disadvantaged parts of Uganda.

The main office of the organization is in Lira, Northern Uganda. The organization was formed to respond to the continued complex poverty situation in Lango and surrounding Districts, formally affected by armed conflicts of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), cattle raids by the Karamojong pastoralist tribe, and natural disasters. PUI target communities include returnees after displacement, refugees, orphans, and the general needy community affected by disasters.