Causes: Economic Development, International, International Economic Development, Microfinance
Mission: To live out the love of jesus by educating and empowering the people of uganda and the communities we serve.
Programs: Educational scholarship: the organization provides scholarships to over 380 orphaned and vulnerable children to attend a christian school through an educational scholarship program. These children receive three meals a day, medical care, and spiritual discipleship. They learn about jesus in school. On saturdays, most of the scholarshipped children come to the organization fellowship site for bible study, worship, lunch, and playing. Throughout the week, their guardians are discipled and trained in farming and other vocational skills.
the amazima school: the organization is currently in the construction of the second phase of the amazima school. The first phase of the construction was completed and put into service during february 2017.The school will equip ugandan students with the tools of learning and creative thinking to enable them to live fully for the glory of god. Currently the school serves about 140 students, with about 70 to be added annually to fill the six secondary levels and on transition year level.
medical care: the organization helps provide care to those within the jinja community who might not be able to afford medical care at the local hospital. Malaria treatment and prevention are also provided. In 2017, over 4,000 patients were seen at the amazima clinic and almost 600 patients were treated for malaria.
vocational projects - the organization partners with local ugandans implementing self-sustaining vocational programs so the people can have the joy of providing for their own families. Discipleship - the organization fosters spiritual growth activities and bible studies in six villages. Other programs - other programs consist of expenses incurred in conjuction with the organization's sale of jewelry made in uganda and other expenses not classified in the categories above.
Mission: To live out the love of jesus by educating and empowering the people of uganda and the communities we serve.
Programs: Educational scholarship: the organization provides scholarships to over 380 orphaned and vulnerable children to attend a christian school through an educational scholarship program. These children receive three meals a day, medical care, and spiritual discipleship. They learn about jesus in school. On saturdays, most of the scholarshipped children come to the organization fellowship site for bible study, worship, lunch, and playing. Throughout the week, their guardians are discipled and trained in farming and other vocational skills.
the amazima school: the organization is currently in the construction of the second phase of the amazima school. The first phase of the construction was completed and put into service during february 2017.The school will equip ugandan students with the tools of learning and creative thinking to enable them to live fully for the glory of god. Currently the school serves about 140 students, with about 70 to be added annually to fill the six secondary levels and on transition year level.
medical care: the organization helps provide care to those within the jinja community who might not be able to afford medical care at the local hospital. Malaria treatment and prevention are also provided. In 2017, over 4,000 patients were seen at the amazima clinic and almost 600 patients were treated for malaria.
vocational projects - the organization partners with local ugandans implementing self-sustaining vocational programs so the people can have the joy of providing for their own families. Discipleship - the organization fosters spiritual growth activities and bible studies in six villages. Other programs - other programs consist of expenses incurred in conjuction with the organization's sale of jewelry made in uganda and other expenses not classified in the categories above.
1749 Mallory Ln Ste 101, Brentwood, TN 37027
615-656-5355
Economic Development
Brentwood
