Abisunzimana – Rwanda

“Because of the Stop AIDS Club, the number of people wanting to be tested for HIV has gone up.”

The scenery around Kigeme, South West Rwanda, is breathtaking. Yet this is one of Rwanda’s most impoverished regions where around 1 in 5 people are HIV positive. more...

Aprecom - Rwanda

“Through the support group I have new hope and our health has much improved”

The events of 1994, when around 1 million Rwandans were killed in genocide, had a devastating impact on the country. Today Rwanda is rebuilding itself  with communities determined to restore their lives. more...

Global Care – Northern Uganda

“An opportunity for holistic enhancement of the lives of children affected by conflict.”

Northern Uganda has experienced years of violence and instability at the hands of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), a rebel group engaged in armed rebellion against the Ugandan Government. more...

Vinodi - Togo

“The children’s work is having an unforeseen impact on families.”

Togo, a small country on Africa’s west coast, is sadly known for its decades of bad governance, corruption and human rights violations. It is an extremely poor country.
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Wukwashi Wa Nzambi - Zambia

"Play is so important for the children's development."

Of all children at risk, those living with disability are amongst the most stigmatised and neglected. For those affected by poverty the situation is exacerbated. more...

EPED - Democratic Republic of Congo

“They bring love and compassion to very vulnerable children."

The well-being of children in the DRC is constantly at risk, with living on the streets, enforced recruitment as soldiers and loss of parents being the reality for thousands of youngsters. more...

Pukusu Children's Ministries – Democratic Republic of Congo

“There's real potential in this remote area to change the lives of hundreds of children.”

The DRC has a turbulent history of civil war and thousands of children now live with little security. In Pukusu and neighbouring villages, churches are caring for around 300 vulnerable children. more...