AIMS

To provide and improve Access toHealth among the Children, the Youth, Men and Women, People with Special Needs (PSNs) living in Uganda as Refugees and/or Internally Displaced Persons through ministering Medical Examination and Treatment, conducting health awareness campaigns, water and sanitation, food and Nutrition, campaign against drug abuse and providing psychosocial services among others.

OBJECTIVES

To proclaim the Everlasting Gospel toall Nations, Kindreds and People through teaching, training, and discipling.

To Link African Youth and AmericanYouth in Service for Christ’s work.

To do construction at the AMI Mission Compound and medical buildings.

To improve livelihoods among the mostvulnerable population of the Refugees and/or other Internally Displaced Persons within Uganda and the Host Communities through promoting entrepreneurship skills and sustainable Agriculture.

To sponsor Christian Education through scholarships to the most vulnerable children and youth within the Organization’s area of operation.

The Mission to the refugee camps is staffed by African and American students as part of their training and are supervised by doctors, and normally over 1000 refugees are ministered to in an eleven day time.

In conjunction with the medical ministry (running at the same time,) student missionaries conduct children’s ministries to around 300 children.

We also help with construction at the AMI mission compound medical building. In all these activities it is our goal to proclaim the “Everlasting Gospel to all Nations, Kindreds and People” through teaching, training, and making disciple for Jesus.

In doing this we have the goal of uniting African Youth and American Youth in Service for Jesus Christ.

This cross cultural experience is personally enriching and spiritually rewarding to each of our participants with the addition of seeing and experiencing the natural beauty that is Africa!