Avenues generating awareness of medical human rights have been created, both for the public and for government institutions. ACTV has worked with other human rights activists in order to advocate for the prevention of torture in Uganda. In ACTV's advocacy work, all communities have been emphasized in awareness campaigns. Emphasis has been put on the training of security and quasi-security agencies. Networking ACTV cooperates with human rights organizations in Uganda, Rwanda, Malawi, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Palestine, Afghanistan, USA, Netherlands, Denmark, Tunisia, and India.
Attempts are underway to work closely with other countries in Africa and in the rest of the world.
A possibility of cooperating with the faculty of Medicine of the University of Burundi and other established NGOs has been added to the list. Further cooperation initiatives are underway in Kenya and the United Republic of Tanzania. Negotiations are underway for future funding of the institutional activities with the same and other donors. We are also exploring other funding avenues, but otherwise most activities have been scaled down due to funding constraints. Support staff comprises a secretary, a ward cleaner, a housekeeper, two security guards, and a driver.