African Missions North America Chapter

Programs: Missionary support, amna is very committed in the support of missionaries and their families. Whether in providing men and women on the mission field with resources needed or supporting the family left behind at home, our goal is to provide resources for the missionaries in attaining their goal. Families are the foundation of a strong community and are essential to a healthy society, hence, amna serves as support in various areas like education, training, counseling and other social services as needed by families. Most of these missionaries are reaching and transforming communities while wives and children are going through challenges at home. In doing the aforementioned, amna enables men and women in the mission field not only to serve but to be strengthened and attain their full potential.

projects orange farm hiv project two out of every three people living with hiv/aids are found in sub-saharan africa, easily making this region the most affected and most heavily burdened corner of the world. An estimated 22 million adults and children were living with hiv/aids in sub-saharan africa at the end of 2008. Approximately 1. 5 million africans died from aids that year, leaving a total of 11 million children living as aids orphans. The extent of the epidemic is stunning in orange farm, a suburb in johannesburg, south africa where increasing numbers of people with hiv are now becoming ill. Despite expanded prevention, treatment and care efforts, the infection rates and death tolls have continued to rise. Aids is erasing decades of progress made in extending life expectancy in africa. Millions of adults are dying young or in early middle age. The toll of hiv/aids on households can be very severe. Many families are losing their income earners leaving the family in severe poverty. Many are dying leaving surviving partners infected and in need of care. Often the presence of aids means that the household eventually dissolves, as the parents die and children are orphaned. Many of those orphans are infected as well. But the impact of hiv goes beyond sickness and death, affecting every part of african society. That is why amna is proud to serve as a partner with faith based, indigenous organizations, by providing a unique community outreach capability for the important fight against hiv and aids. Thousands of people have received education, counseling, testing and treatment through our various powerful partnership centers and meaningful outreach to communities. Community outreach and education are crucial in controlling this epidemic. Beyond our supported partnerships, grassroots hiv/aids education is a standard part of amna's crusades and mission trips, and is presented on an ongoing basis. The educational information focuses on improving knowledge and attitudes to sexual health, reducing sexual risk taking behaviors, while promoting abstinence and monogamy. Medical care is still needed for those families already infected. Through medical mission trips and ongoing donations of medicines, survival rates for those who are infected has increased dramatically. North africa feed the poor amna is responsible for feeding the poor in ethiopia on a monthly basis. Basupu fiston borehole project equatorial guinea borehole project in most of the 3rd world countries, the country's water resources have contributed relatively little to socioeconomic development. Progress in achieving safe and appropriate water supply and sanitation services has been frustratingly slow for both government and the people. The disparity in access to safe water and improved sanitation is high. Amna's objectives of the borehole project is to, i increase sustainable access to safe water and basic sanitation in rural areas, and ii benefit the indigenes and result in increase in safe water and increase in improved sanitation benefits of the borehole project include, but not necessarily limited to, ii reduction in the prevalence rates of waterborne diseases, especially cholera, dysentery and diarrhea, iii a significant reduction in health costs and time for collecting water which translate into substantial savings for rural households, iv the easing of the burden of fetching water which is one of the most arduous tasks for women and young girls in the rural areas, v the development of income generating activities for women given the free time accruing from the reduced burden of fetching water.

healing streams project was born out of the overwhelming fact that a lot of people are battling with sicknesses and debilitating diseases around the world . Healing streams is a project where practical applications and combination of anointed spiritual resources are targeted and sent to all who are in need of healing and deliverances wherever they may be in the world; either in the hospitals or care houses and for every one desiring to walk in divine health. Like the disciples, there are many who have figuratively 'toiled all night' in their quest for healing. The goal is to provide spiritual wellness, wholeness, healthy body, soul and spirit. Testimonies of drastic changes and transformation keeps coming in.

northern africa feed the poor project in ethiopia this project commenced january 2016 to touch specific lives of 250 orphans and vulnerable children and 10 missionaries in in sub-sahara africa. This group was identified by the regional coordinator for this region and the need assessment was communicated to africa missions north america. Amna embarked on a 12 month monthly support of this region. The support was include but not limited to ethiopian food daily as their food is very different peculiar and is cooked in a very different way. The cooking is done by the female staff of the regional office. They have chosen to do this as their own contribution towards poverty alleviation. They were provided with the main ethiopian diet but ensure that each meal is rich and healthy. June will be our third month of the feeding proper. The food costs us the whole $500 that was why we had to first purchase the coking utensils with the food portion for the first two funds inflow. The 10 missionaries were provided with $50 monthly as a livelihood support effort.