The Community Skyrocket Project (Oct–Dec 2020), funded by the Learning Spark Fund in partnership with Joy for Children Uganda, explored community knowledge and practices around adolescent sexuality and child marriage across Maracha, Terego, and Arua Districts.

The ACAA-TPCM Project (June 2020 – June 2022), funded by Capital for Good through the Girls First Fund, empowered communities in Maracha and Arua Districts to combat teenage pregnancy and child marriage.

The Connected Women Project (Nov 2020 – Oct 2021), funded by the King Baudouin Foundation, empowered 302 at-risk girls and young women across Maracha, Arua City, Arua, and Terego Districts by bridging the digital and gender divide.

From 2021 to 2025, the West Nile HIV Project, supported by the CDC and Infectious Disease Institute, worked in Maracha District to strengthen HIV prevention, care, and treatment.

The Right2Grow Project (2021–2025) in Maracha District, funded by the Dutch government, strengthened school and community initiatives to improve nutrition, food security, and WASH.