American Foundation For Children With AIDS, Inc.

As always I had a fantastic time on my AFCA trip to Zimbabwe. This year I had the added enjoyment of seeing my son and two of his children share the experience. As always the trip was so well organised, even when we had some last minute hiccups like a team member missing their flight into Bulawayo. Morning Star farm was so welcoming and the landscape is amazing. Helping at the orphanages in Bulawayo was so enjoyable. At Chobe National Park we saw so many animals up close and had the surprise of seeing 2 leopards.
If you have ever wanted to see Africa in a safe and enjoyable environment please consider going on a trip like this - and take the kids. They will also have never to be forgotten memories.

The American Foundation for Children with AIDS is an incredible organisation that does amazing work! I loved going over and see what they do and help out where I could! I would highly recommend this organisation to everyone!

I went with my dad, brother and nanny and it was one of the best experiences of my life. Meeting all the little kids and just being able to help out areas in need was amazing and a life changing experience totally recommend, will be back in the future

I’ve had the distinct pleasure of doing 4 Vacation with a Purpose trips with AFCA and each one of them was an amazing experience. AFCA does all kinds of work in 5 African countries, ranging from goat multiplication to the tree project to the new Loo Love initiative. Seeing these projects in person has been such a blessing!

I have volunteered with this organization for many years and watched as it has grown to include so many wonderful, sustainable programs that serve children with AIDS. I even traveled with their Vacation with a Purpose to Zimbabwe and worked helping in greenhouses and many other projects. I will forever support the work of the American Foundation for Children with AIDS.

Doing a wonderful work! Uses donations in great ways and education for persons in need.

The amount of impact that AFCA makes in providing hope for communities infected and affected by the AIDS virus is amazing. I am planning my first Vacation with a Purpose to Zimbabwe with them, and I know it's going to be an experience of a lifetime!

I help volunteer with AFCA and they are always willing to bend over backward to help whomever. I appreciate their honesty, their drive, and their compassion for their mission. They are always seeking to make a difference and I have been blessed with the opportunity to join them and help make changes in this world!

This organization is extremely knowledgeable of the needs of the international organizations they help support. They carefully curate donations from the U.S. to make sure they meet specific needs instead of simply dumping donations overseas. It is a responsible nonprofit led by an energetic executive director.

I've worked with AFCAids in their Lebanon, PA warehouse were they organized donated medical equipment, dental equipment, Ophthalmic Equipment, school supplies, and many other things that later on is packed and shipped to the different areas in Africa where they are needed.

Four years ago I had the opportunity to travel with AFCAids to Zimbabwe, Africa for their Vacation with a purpose trip. It was an unforgettable experience. We were able to help a preschool in the middle of nowhere with the closes paved street was 1 hours away. We painted, fenced, made a play ground in the school and provided some school supplies. We also, painted an orphanage and fixed their chicken coop, because they were going to receive a shipment of chickens form AFCAids, these chicken served for income as they would sell the eggs.

I always feel like I'm making a difference when I donate to the American Foundation for Children with AIDS. They provide very specific needs they have at the time and I can choose which one I want to support. It means so much to know what my donation is supporting. I love when I receive updates on the projects and families. This non-profit knows what they're doing, and they continue to do it well!

AFCA has been in operation in our community(MIWANI-KENYA) since 2016 helping with project that serve families and children that are either affected or infected by HIV/AIDs here in Kenya. Some of the project they support here are garden project, sisal project, orphanage.

AFCA has also been helping out with some emergency project that have been agent in our community for example, with the COVID-19 pandemic , Restoring hopes was able to provide hand washing stations and soap to 100 households.Also we are able to provide re-usable sanitary towels to unfortunate girls .

AFCA has been a "light" of hope in our community, because of them , many families are able to get their daily meals, children are attending school and our community is thriving.

I am always amazed at the work and dedication of AFCA. As a donor to the organization it is important for me to know that my donations are being used wisely. AFCA has proved this to me by sending detailed reports showing me how and where my donations were used. I have also had the wonderful opportunity to visit with their local partners and see the projects personally. AFCA is a wonderful organization and I am proud of the work they are doing and will continue to support them.

I’ve been able to serve domestically and internationally with this organization. I can say first hand that AFCA does great work! They provide sustainability for children in need, not just free handouts. They truly create a ripple effect in the communities they serve, and improve the quality of life of so many people!

In partnering with Tanya and the AFCA team of volunteers for the last 3 years, I have seen the direct impact that this amazing organization has in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Their input, expertise, experience, dedication and passion are awe-inspiring! AFCA is an organization that, through its various programs will impact generations in Zimbabwe. They have a long term vision and are passionate about ensuring that all resources are used to the maximum benefit of the children that they have set out to help.

AFCA has a team that thrive on seeing people grow, succeed and learn. They love to walk along side partners and help them in any and every way possible! In doing so they develop amazing relationships with all of their partners. They become true friends!!

AFCA's integrity and dedication is changing communities as well as individual lives. The projects and programs that they implement encourage self-sustainability and growth.

It is a privilege to be able to partner with such and incredible organization.

My name Is Mell Jones and I live in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. I first came across AFCA about 5 years ago when I met Tanya who was getting ready to visit different projects that she had set up in and around Matabeleland. When I first asked I couldn't believe how much work Tanya had accomplished almost single handed.
Tanya Weave and I are now personal friends and every year I get the great privilege of being able to help coordinate a little bit of what her team does. I have seen first hand many of the projects that AFCA have begun and continue to support and grow in and around Zimbabwe and heard many of the testimonies of the people who's lives have been turned around by their amazing work. From Goat projects (often her teams build the goat pens), so teaching sewing classes to girls who can no longer attend school because of financial restraints on their families, to gardening and green houses and so the list goes on. AFCA's passion for helping children and changing lives can only be described as inspirational and wonderful. I feel so honored to be a very small part of this work. Thank you Tanya for all you and your family do! We love and appreciate each one of you!

I have been volunteering with AFCA locally in the US to help plan a fundraising event with the organizations leader, Tanya... Meeting and working with Tanya, you can't NOT feel a passion and desire to help this cause! She is phenomenal!!! This organization does a great job of helping children in African who have AIDS or have been orphaned or affected by the disease. They focus on supporting communities in a variety ways, from health, to hunger but also teaching sustainability to their people. Being involved with AFCA has been a blessing to my life, knowing that my efforts will help children who desperately need it and has also opened my eyes to needs in other parts of the world. With so many ways to help, I can't think of a better group to get involved with or support!!!

We are a small charity in Southern Africa. We care for children who have been orphaned and abandoned. AFFCWA have come alongside us eager to support and strengthen, and see how they can help us develop. Having such an organisation backing us gives us the hope and confidence to know that we can continue and make a significant difference here. We are very grateful to AFFCWA and look forward to a long partnership with them.

From rolling bandages for shipment to organizing a warehouse full of medical supplies to delivery of those supplies in Africa, the fiscal responsibility of the leadership is outstanding. Going beyond medical needs and helping families to become self-sufficient by providing a means of income and food for the family shows the forward thinking of the AFCA. I am amazed at the how such a small organization can have an impact on so many.

Relentless passion, commitment, and tireless effort matter, and this organization demonstrates those attributes year-in and year-out. Ultimately, the difference is in performing the mission, and AFFCA successfully accomplishes a near-impossible mission. They find creative and innovative ways to get it done over and over. They do so much with so little. I can only imagine the good they would do if they were fully funded.

I volunteered for AFFCA for many years, and I saw all the people at work, how much passion they have for what they do. nowadays people are sceptical about charities because of the reputation a lot of them have being a scam, but AFFCA is one of the charities that I fully trust. I have seen and learned all about where the money goes, and what different that money makes in people's lives.
there is so much passion and dedication when it comes to AFFCA that I find it inspiring in many ways.

Strong leadership, good corporate governance, financial transparency, a focused initiative, and a strong history of mission fulfillment makes this one of the most noteworthy charities serving the global HIV/AIDS effort.

I consider it a privilege to be able to volunteer with AFCA. While my time is typically focused on supporting the organizations medical initiatives, it is inspiring to see this organization and its leadership continually expand its vision beyond supporting the medical needs of children affected by HIV and AIDS. Their expanding scope of support speaks to the positive cultural changes occurring in the communities supported support by AFCA. More than simply surviving, children and families are flourishing. As a direct result, many children and adults have been afforded the opportunity to attend school, learn trades, and live in a sustainable community. The stewardship of AFCA leadership, in striving to thriving communities rather than reliant communities, is to be commended. With this in mind, I know my small efforts reap exponential rewards. Thank you AFCA for allowing me to contribute to your work!

Tanya is an excellent leader who truly cares about the work and people she serves. AFCA makes a huge impact for a relatively small group and is filing a gap in the programs and services that are offered to children who are most in need. It is a wonderful organization that we should all try and support a group who is looking out for the under-served.

When I contribute to AFCA, I am confident that the dollars are going to be spent wisely. Tanya Weaver is tenacious in her commitment to being a good steward and will stop at nothing to find ways to make her limited resources stretch to provide the greatest impact.

I first began working with AFCA seven years ago. It is the first NGO with which I worked that dealt with HIV/AIDS in Africa. I was extremely impressed with their innovative approach to helping children with HIV/AIDS and their families. Since that time, I have worked with numerous other NGOs, some larger, some smaller. AFCA still stands out for its effective and innovative approach to implementing programs that have measurable impact. Additionally, as others have commented, they do it with very limited financial resources, effectively using volunteers, in-kind contributions, and, importantly, tireless and dynamic leadership from the Executive Director. Working with her and the organization is always very gratifying.

AFCA is a fantastic organization that leverages limited funds and inspires compassionate volunteers to help thousands of children and families affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa. Their methods are very cost-effective and show incredible impact. I volunteered with AFCA almost 10 years ago and am just amazed by the ways the organization has grown over the years while remaining very true to their mission.

AFCA runs an incredible organization, with lean administrative overhead and effective programing, they dynamically tackle the huge issue of children infected and affected by AIDS in Africa. I continue to discover aspects of their programming that surprise me by being well-thought out. They are serious about trying to work themselves out of a job, but wherever there is a need, AFCA steps in in a sustainable way. It's an honor to work with AFCA.

AFCA is a wonderful organization both in results for HIV+ children, and in the way it treats volunteers. Every time I show up to help, they have meaningful work for me to do. Within just a few weeks, shipping containers loaded, bandages rolled, boxes pack, arrive in Africa for the support of kids with AIDS. It amazing to see videos and photos of something we packed with our own hands being put to use in hospitals and clinics. AFCA never wastes my time or donations they receive.

AFCA truly helps the people they work with. They not only help children with aids but they provide them with sustainable means to break the cycle of it within their communities. They really go above and beyond for the people they help.

This is an excellent non profit organization that really helps people. Not only do they help children with aids, but they are teaching people how to be self sufficient by teaching animal husbandry and farming to people in Africa. I truly admire the work that they do.

We have no idea the burdens others bear on a daily basis. This summer I had the opportunity to see first hand some of the challenges others face.

Thankfully AFCA is doing something about it. AFCA sends aid to sub-Saharan Africa which saves and improves lives of HIV+ children and their guardians. After hearing about AFCA from a high school friend I decided to volunteer in the fall of 2012 at AFCA's warehouse. That morning we loaded cargo containers with medical supplies headed for Africa. In August of this year I traveled to Tanzania to attempt to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro in support of AFCA's Climb Up So Kids Can Grow Up program. My time on the mountain was the experience of a lifetime (so far). The funds raised by my team and I were used to provide lifesaving medicine to children in need. Following my time on the mountain I traveled to Mombasa, Kenya to visit a clinic supported by AFCA. While I was in Mombasa I spent a day walking through the local community, visiting some of the people who are supported by the program. I realized on this day the tremendous obstacles some folks face in regards to simply surviving each day. I also realized the tremendous impact AFCA makes in the lives of the people I met. I am glad to be a part of AFCA and the generous and life changing work they are continuing to do. I saw a glimmer of hope in a seemingly hopeless situation, and every day more lives are impacted positively from the support of AFCA.

I became involved with AFCA through volunteering with my son's scout troop donating time to organize medical supplies in the warehouse to be shipped to aid clinics in Africa. Having been involved in many non-profit organizations over the years, I couldn't help but be touched by the true good AFCA was accomplishing. I continued to become more involved by gathering donated supplies from hospitals, civic clubs and personal friends who wanted to help. Feeling incredibly inspired by the difference AFCA makes, I jumped at the chance to participate in "Climb Up So Kids Can Grow Up" and our family raised money to directly benefit AFCA and the clinics they serve in Africa. I personally had the privilege of climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro last summer AND afterward, visiting one of the clinics we raised money for in Mombasa, Kenya. To actually SEE the contributions, so generously given, being used in such a valuable way... improving the quality of life for young children who are HIV+. KNOWING that we are accountable as well as effectively and efficiently helping to truly SAVE LIVES. You cannot describe seeing people being treated who may have never seen a doctor otherwise...in the poorest parts of the world. AFCA is working...and I will continue to support knowing that after spending time with these children, WE CAN make a difference. Friday, we will be loading a cargo container to be shipped to Africa and I will be there helping and thinking of those children in Kenya, and my heart will be warm.

I traveled to Mombasa, Kenya from June 22 to July 3rd. I was nervous at first to meet my teammates as we had all come from different states and did not know one another. The first house that we constructed was for a woman named Judith and her 1 year old daughter Zawadi. Our team quickly got to work constructing a new home for them to live in and it was amazing to see how much we as a team pulled up our sleeves and worked side by side with the villagers to make sure that this was done not only for Zawadi, but for her mother as well. I will never forget Judith's words as she looked at her new home..."Now I haved up in the world". And this house was just a humble dwelling, something that we as Americans don't understand. We have running water. We have the basic necessities. I came home with a new appreciation for what I have. Sure, my "powder room" isn't what you see in the Better Homes and Garden Magazines, but at least I know where my next meal is coming from.

Our team leader Val was awesome! She and her husband Nick took time to get to know the team members as well.
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I was happy to return home to my family in the U.S. But I did so with a much greater appreciation of what we have in the United States. If you really want to change your life, and others in the procress than to get in contact with AFCA and see how YOU can change a LIFE for the better

My wife traveled with AFCA this past year to Kenya to help build two houses for families who did not have adequate housing. While she was there, my wife also was able to see the effects of previous AFCA support in the form of a large Greenhouse which AFCA assisted in building to help the people grow there own food. The more involved my family becomes with AFCA, the more we realize how since they are and how muck actual help they provide to individuals and entire communities which are less fortunate than us.

I have volunteered on various occasions with this charity. They are very careful with our time and they try to use are talents to the maximum. I love how they truly care for the kids they help and they are so focused on doing as much as they can for the kids. I love them!

For the past 5 years, AFCA has come alongside and encouraged both us (EFCA ReachGlobal)and our church partner in Congo (CECU). The have been amazing in partnering with us to attain our mission. Here are just some of the ways that they have served us and the CECU church in Ubangi, Congo:
1. Over the past 3 years, they have totally funded two large training seminars to better equip medical personnel and the Church in their battle against HIV and AIDS. They connected us with excellent African teachers, Kenyan doctors, and paid all of their expenses to train our medical personnel. These were 10 day seminars, and all expenses were paid by AFCA. The seminars were excellent, on the following topics:
a. General HIV and AIDS education for health professionals
b. PMCT of HIV – this was an incredible training, bringing together health professionals and local midwives and village chiefs.
2. Over these past 5 years, AFCA has been providing HIV testing kits as well as antibiotics for HIV positive children in our health centers and hospital. These supplies are sent every quarter, as the medical director at Tandala Hospital provides the reporting and order for the following 3 months.
3. Just recently, I was in Congo when a container full of medical supplies arrived at the port in Akula, Congo. Just the shipping of this container cost tens of thousands of dollars alone! The supplies had to be transported by a 20 ton truck in two loads, and I was at Tandala Hospital when the unloading happening. It was a joyful time as I watched the staff, so grateful for the beds, medicines, bandages, birthing kits, sutures, instruments. Beautiful solar panels and water filters were sent out…after the Director for AFCA, Tanya Weaver, visited some of the health centers a couple of years ago, she was amazed that nurses were delivering babies with a flashlight! And that none of them had good, clean water to offer at their clinics. Thus, the solar panels and water filters.The supplies filled a whole storage area – the doctor and staff who oversee the outlying health centers are delivering the beds, solar panels, and birthing kits to around 16 health centers.
4. AFCA has also provided livestock and seed to help those who are living with HIV and have children who are HIV positive. Through these gifts, they provide some income for these families, and a better nutrition for those who are often sick.

We cannot thank AFCA enough for all they have and are doing in our corner of Congo, and area basically without electricity and clean, running water. AFCA has visited and traveled in our area a couple of times, and are planning another trip. When in Congo, they endure harsh living conditions and difficult – next to impossible! – travel. But they want to make sure their supplies are making it to the right people, and they want to listen and hear the needs of the Congolese themselves.

Thank you, AFCA, for your heart of comassion and desire to equip those around the world so that lives can be changed!

Rachel Balia
EFCA ReachGlobal
Dem Rep of CONGO
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I have been involved with many non-profit organizations over the years, and without a doubt, AFCA is the best of them all. I became involved at its inception based on the reputation and incredible talent of its Executive Director, Tanya Weaver, and am proud to be involved with it still today. This is a small organization that achieves monumental things on behalf of the children with AIDS they serve in eastern Africa. A small staff supported by an army of dedicated volunteers makes it all happen. I have traveled to visit many of their in-country partners and have witnessed first-hand the results of their tireless work. This is an organization that I support unequivocally!

I had never hear of AFCA until a friend invited me to help sort medical supplies in their warehouse one day. I couldn't believe the people I met there and the care they gave to ensure that everything was correctly packed for Africa. I saw and touched the work of the charity. I wish I could go on one of their trips to Africa to volunteer and work alongside their African partners. I have been a donor for many years now, as well as a volunteer. This is a charity you can believe in.

I joined the board of AFCA after volunteering for them for the last two years and seeing first hand how they help the children of Africa. I became so impressed with the fact that they are always helping the many groups they work with towards self-sufficiency. Helping them to help themselves. Each solution is unique to them. It might be herds of goats in Zimbabwe, or greenhouses to grow food in Kenya. They learn exactly what a specific group needs and try to find the best way to help them. Once they are able to provide for themselves then AFCA moves on. One of the best charities I have seen.

I have been VERY IMPRESSED with this non profit ! So much so that I have been a regular donor ! They give 93% of what they take in to the kids they serve ! I have been VERY IMPRESSED that this organization is NOT a welfare program ! But partners with other organizations to educate kids , they also started something like a heifer program . So the kids are educated HOW to take care of the animals and are able to feed themselves !
I am extremely fussy where I give my money ! We work very very HARD for our money ! And in this day and age ! Well you have to TRUST where you are giving your money !
I have THOROUGHLY gone over this organization with a fine TOOTH comb ! I was EXTREMELY impressed that this organization has a badge on its Web site ! Rating it as one of the BEST non profits in America ! I found that ONLY two THOUSAND out of a million non profits gets this honor !! From this consumer action group !

A couple of years ago I heard Sr Veronica of Mombasa, Kenya tell the moving story of AFCA's help to her work. Sister Veronica talked about support over many years, and support that changed in relation to the changing needs for HIV+ kids. It was an amazing testimonial to true charitable action. I have supported this charity financially since then, and I'm only sorry that I have so little to give. Thank you Tanya Weaver for making so much care available to so many children.

As a current Board Member, I have witnessed the tremendous impact that AFCA has had on thousands of families in Africa that have been affected by the aids virus and related illnesses. This dedicated team of volunteers is truly making a big difference on the health and well being of these families. AFCA has been very successful enabling sustainable programs in Uganda, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and the Congo - these programs address health care, nutrition, housing, and education. It's great to see AFCA and partners making such a positive impact!

I have not personally come in contact with any member of this team. However, I myself at the age of 7 had an uncle who passed from the complications of the HIV/AIDS virus. Anything I can do to help someone with the disease, I will always do. This cause is very close to my heart. Keep on doing the good that you do! You will be awarded greatly. Love to you all

As a Founder of Walk On Foundation Inc, a health focused non profit in Pennsylvania we are thankful for the other organizations in and around Pennsylvania that share a common goal with us, in helping those with medical needs. This organization is one that is very much needed and we hope to be able to work together more in the future towards a more healthier PA. Thank you for all you do!

As a current Board Member, I can truly say that this organization has created impact and made a difference far beyond its physical limitations. A very dedicated team focused on making a difference in the lives of those who face the gravest of challenges... and doing so with the compassion and care needed when handling precious young lives.

As the current acting Board President I can attest to the incredible dedication and commitment of those involved with AFCA. Although we are small in size and limited in resources, I never cease to be amazed by what our team is able to accomplish. In terms of "direct return on investment" it is hard for me to imagine a more effecient and effective organization than AFCA. A multitude of children have hope for their futures as a result of the work of AFCA and its partners. I am proud to be associated with the AFCA staff, board members, partners and volunteers.

If you are looking for a charity who is responsible with your donations, diligent in following the rules and regulations, promotes respect for all, seeks only the best for their recipients and all in all lives to provide the best care and promote avenues for long and heathy lives, AFCA is the charity for you. It was my sincere pleasure to have the opportunity to visit many of the distribution sights and their clients in 2009. It was an amazing experience to see exactly how the ARV's, antibiotics, nutritional suppliments, and many, many other things are distributed. The care given by the heath care orginazations who have been chosen by AFCA to distribute the aid, is a wonder to see. They work daily with these children and their families giving medical help but also educating, supporting and loving them. AFCA is a wonderful organization dedicated to using every penny, nickel and dime raised in the fight to end the suffering brought on by AIDS. The board of directors are all volunteers and the organization maintains an extremely low over head with only 1 full time staff member and I believe 1 part time helper. I am proud to be involved with this organization wnd would heartily recomend it to anyone wanting to become involved with something truly fullfilling.

Our church did a collection of Rx bottles to help them distribute the medications that are needed. It was an easy thing for us to do to help those in need. They seem to be very resourceful in how they are able to help. We will be making bandages out of sheets for them soon, another easy and resourceful way to help.

Our church was blessed with a visit from Sister Veronica Wanjiru Mwaura and Nurse Lucy Nyaga who are from the Mombasa CBHC & AIDS Relief Project in Kenya and partner with AFCA. Their visit inspired us to raise money which went towards food for the HIV+ patients so they can take their medication. We also did a collection of prescription bottles to be used to dispense that medication. We continue to work with this life-changing organization by rolling bandages to be shipped to hospitals who request them in Uganda, Congo and Kenya. The bandages are used for children and adults who are in need of these because the hospitals and clinics do not have enough supplies to treat their patients. These bandages can be washed if necessary and reused, which makes them valuable.

I hope to work with AFCA for many years to come. They are saving children's lives. There is nothing more important than that.

I have found the AFCA to be a very efficient charity, one that emphasizes the importance of spreading its resources to those who can make best use of them. It's promotional materials and web design are very aesthetic and convenient. It is easy to navigate the website. Additionally, the staff are all very friendly and helpful. Grade A!

Even though AFCA has been around only for the past few years, the dedication and determination of the founders and volunteers has made it grow in leaps and bounds, specifically in terms of the direct implementation they have achieved at the field level in Africa . Iam very proud to be part of this organization as a volunteer . They have minimal staff but maximum outreach. What makes it special is that its specifically targeted at the children suffering with AIDS in Africa. It’s a well balanced and focused program , providing holistic support to the community in Africa. As a volunteer I love the transparency they maintian regarding the program implementation by constantly keeping us updated about new programs, achievements and needs. That makes one feel needed and part of the project.

AFCA stands apart from other non-profits is several ways. There are only 2 paid staff; one part time. So the donations are NOT going to pay the CEO a salary of millions of dollars. The money is spent on the children who desperately need help. They can accomplish this feat by the many volunteers that pitch in to make a difference. Surplus medical equipment and supplies are donated by hospitals. Linens are donated by nursing homes. Beds are donated by Universities. AFCA scronges supplies so that as much money as possible goes to buying life-saving medications. What other charity can claim that?

I come from Papoli village, some 130 miles East of Kampala in Uganda-Africa, where the great work of AFCA is seen, felt and experienced by members of our village and beyond.

AFCA has contributed enormously to our work of supporting and treating children and families infected and affected by HIV AIDS at our Safehouse-The Robert H Cooley Pediatric clinic, supported over 3,200 kids in our preschool , primary school and 5 other neighboring schools with scholastic materials, school bags, classroom and teacher supplies, school bags with supplies, sanitary pads for the girlchild who would initially miss one third of class during periods,Professional skills training for nurses and doctors, Medical supplies for the village clinic, Tororo Hospital, Mulanda Health centre 4, Mbale Regional referral hospital and walking aids for people with disabilities.

These donation are life saving and life improving for all the target groups and for all these the people of Papoli and surrounding communities remain so greatful to God for this wonderful support from people they do not even know and this reinforces their believe in their God, for providing when life is at its’ lowest.

Tanya and team thank you and God bless.

Emma.

I love hearing what AFCA is doing and I enjoyed being part of sending medical supplies to Africa and helping to organize the warehouse. I know that Tanya and her team are saving loves and spreading the love of Jesus to children who need some one to care and give them food, medicine and supplies.

The Weaver's are the most hard working and caring people you could ever meet. They don't waste a penny and get most of their help through volunteer organizations to save even more money so it all goes to the people they serve. Thank you Tanya and Eric Weaver for all you do.