- OML58 Free Medical Project
- The project itself was short and powerful, but it was the end result of weeks of many long hours of intense preparation. To start with, US$60,000 needed to be raised.
- More on Free Healthcare
- While a typical free healthcare project runs for a week, our large scale projects are the result of months of planning, administration, logistics, volunteer recruitment, and a tremendous amount of coordination.
- Ruth Speaks Out about Gwako School
- My name is Ruth and my husband is Joshua Abu. We both come from Ado and Apa local government, Benue state, Nigeria. I got married when I was 19 and my husband was 36. Both my parents and my husband's parents are very poor. My husband was married before with two children. His first wife passed away.
- More on Bible Courses
- So far, volunteers have taught 123 classes to the 475 people enrolled in the course.Student reactions to Bible courses: Abiodun Many thanks for the Bible courses! They are all well received.
- More on Vocation Development Initiatives
- Many graduates from the Family Care vocational training courses have gone on to open their own small businesses, or have pursued additional studies in the subject, some at university level.
- Murals Brighten Lives
- For several months our team accompanied one of our volunteers, Nyx Martinez to the main government hospital in Kampala.
- The Ik: A marginalized tribe in northeast Uganda
- We were contacted by former missionaries to the Ik to see if we would be able to help by recording Bible stories in the Icetot (pronounced i-che-tot) language for a marginalized tribe, the Ik, who live on the peaks of mountains on the Kenyan/Ugandan border escarpment.
- Kigo Women's Prison
- We have been supporting the efforts of one of our long-term Ugandan colleagues by soliciting donations and counseling for the women in Kigo Prison.
- HIV Positive Widows and Orphans
- Over the years we have donated substantial quantities of income-generating goods to the Akutwala Ekiro Women's group, which cares for over 400 widows and orphans in Mbuya.
- L'Arche Uganda
- L'Arche Uganda cares for a number of physically and mentally challenged young people. They do an excellent job and we've assisted them on a weekly basis for several years with donations, food, income-generating materials, and programs for the young people.
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