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Afri Aid Program

The Afri Aid Program was a humanitarian initiative carried out in 2014 to provide food assistance to people affected by hunger and hardship in South Sudan. The program involved transporting and delivering food supplies to communities in need, offering practical support during a difficult period. The humanitarian food relief mission was officially flagged off by H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of Uganda, and was led by Pastor Robert Kayanja and Salim Saleh, demonstrating a strong commitment to humanitarian support and solidarity with communities affected by the crisis.

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Karamoja cries in hunger

Sending food to Karamoja will only alleviate this problem

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Prayer Breakfast

Breakfast Feeding Thousands During Crusade Outreach German.

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Sogam

In the process of preparing SOGAM

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Covid Bucket Project

The COVID Bucket Project was carried out from 2021 to 2022 to support families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic challenges that followed. The initiative provided essential household food and hygiene supplies to people experiencing hunger and financial hardship. Each bucket contained basic necessities such as soap, sugar, flour, rice, beans, and other essential household items, helping families meet their everyday needs when many could not even afford basic necessities like soap.

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