Networking
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Networking and partnership building
UGANET builds strategic partnerships with key stakeholders and organisations that are critical to the creation of supportive Human Rights, Legal and policy framework which is responsive to the challenges created by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This is done through attending meetings and facilitating at workshops organised by partner organisations, through which information is shared with members and partners. Some of the partner organisations include but are not limited to the following;
| No | Organization | Area of partnership |
| 1 | The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) | Community sensitization on HIV, Human Rights, fighting stigma and discrimination and in providing outreach VCT services in Kampala and Masindi districts |
| 2 | National Forum of People with HIV/AIDS Networks in Uganda (NAFOPHANU) | Advocating for the rights of PLHAs, and in training of PLHAs and district HIV/AIDS Coordinators on issues of human rights and legal rights |
| 3 | Uganda Network of AIDS Service Organisations (UNASO) | Advocating for the strengthening of institutional frameworks for the delivery of HIV and AIDS services in Uganda |
| 4 | Joint Clinical Research Centre (JCRC) | Training medical personnel on the link between HIV/AIDS and in providing outreach VCT services in Ntungamo district |
| 5 | Uganda Women’s’ Network (UWONET) | Advocating for laws for strengthening of family laws |
| 6 | AIDS Information Center (AIC) | Provision of outreach VCT services and provision of condoms in Lira |
| 7 | Center for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP) | Advocacy for the enactment of the prevention of domestic violence Bill |
| 8 | Action Aid International Uganda (AAIU) | Training its staff and partners on HIV workplace policy and in human rights issues arising in their contexts; and in lobbying and advocacy for the enactment of the HIV Prevention and Control Bill |
| 9 | The Alliance of Mayors and Municipal Leaders on HIV in Africa (AMMICALL) | Strengthening planning and seeking to strengthen the role and involvement of Mayors and other Urban Authorities in the national HIV/AIDS response |
| 10 | Legal Aid Service Providers Network (LAPSNET) | Provision of Legal Aid Services through the Legal Aid open Weeks |
| 11 | Uganda Law Society (ULS) | Provision of Legal Aid Services |
UGANET has also partnered with other organisations such as Mildmay Center, Health Rights Action Group (HAG), Positive Women Leaders (POWL), International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (ICW), The Global Coalition on Women and AIDS, Children Hope Initiative, Support on AIDS and Life Through Telephone Helpline (SALT), Uganda Young Positives (UYP), HEPS Uganda, National Coalition of Women With AIDS in Uganda (NACOA), Rubaga Exchange on AIDS and Livehood Support Group (REAL), Uganda Network of Young People Living with HIV/AIDS (UNYPA), National Guidance and Empowerment Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS (NGEN+) Uganda and National Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS in Uganda (NACWOLA) on the joint civil society statement on the draft HIV/AIDS prevention and control Bill 2009.
At sub-county and district level UGANET works with District Chairpersons, Councilors, Chief Administrative Officers, Administrator Generals Office, Community Development Officers, Probation and Welfare Officers in mobilizing and advocacy on HIV/AIDS and human rights issues.