PHARP’s programmes seek to initiate and facilitate dialogues that promote reflection
of the knowledge and experience from target groups. These programmes are also aimed
at equipping women, men, youth leaders, children and refugees with knowledge and skills
of trauma healing, conflict transformation, reconciliation, community building, peace
advocacy, HIV/AIDS and counseling. Some of this long term programmes include:

This Programme addresses different aspects of peace building, justice, reconciliation and conflicts and dynamics of conflicts situations. The Programme also embraces different approaches of enhancing: peace and conflict transformation, nonviolent, direct action, negotiation, mediation, dealing with prejudice and discrimination as well as working within reconciliation process. These are presented and applied in practical ways.

Sustainable Livelihoods

It focuses on initiatives on sustainable livelihood through multi sectors approaches like farming, agro processing, environment conservation, livestock keeping, vocational training etc. PHARP endeavors to make publics affected by conflicts to be self reliant in terms of food security and other socio economic facets of development. PHARP also includes community mobilization in initiation of cooperative movements and management.

Trauma Healing, Reconciliation and Discipleship

This Programme focuses at different communication patterns and embarks on dimensions of exploring psychological processes leading to holistic healing and reconciliation. Initiates and facilitates dialogue that promotes reflection of the knowledge and experience from participants. This programmes also aims at developing training manuals applicable to needs of the target
group. Integrated psychological counseling services are provided.

Research Documentation and Publication

PHARP produces a variety of materials to support its different programmes. These are aimed at sensitizing target groups on the broad causes and impacts of conflict, share their testimonies and real life experience in wars.
We particularly focus on institutions with special interest in research and implementation of programmes in the
matters of peace, justice, reconciliation, conflict transformation and trauma healing.

PHARP also has a resource centre that facilitates storage sharing and dissemination of this information. It has a selection of materials on peace building, leadership, development, health and HIV/AIDS, counseling and
family life education. Most of these materials are inform of books, journals, Video and Audio cassettes

 Emergency Response

The Programme focuses on disaster management , humanitarian services to victims of disaster/humanitarian crisis. PHARP reaches to the victims through provision of food and other necessities, establish means of compensating the herders who have lost their livestock to drought, work towards more sustainable solutions to water shortages such as sinking bore holes and help the most malnourished children gain access to improved medication.