Life in Abundance is a wonderful organization that works to empower local groups in Ethiopia, Kenya, as well as other African countries to become self sufficient in alleviating hunger, disease and lack of education in slums and other poverty stricken areas of their communities. I've been to some of their projects in Ethiopia and Kenya and the work and enthusiasm of the people is amazing.
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- EIN 02-0587875
- info@lifeinabundance.org
- 502 749 7691
- 211 Townepark Circle Suite 201 Louisville KY 40243 USA
- http://lifeinabundance.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Christianity, International, International Development, Protestant, Religion
Mission: Life In Abundance exists to mobilize the local Church and restore health, renew hope and inspire lasting transformation for the world's most vulnerable children and families. Our transformational development model utilizes an integrated approach that cultivates local leadership through the Church and requires the participation and ownership from the community itself.
Target demographics: break the cycle of poverty in the poorest and most marginalized communities in the world
Direct beneficiaries per year: 164,357
Geographic areas served: Africa and the Caribbean
Programs: Life In Abundance (LIA) mobilizes the local church to facilitate transformational development among the poor and the vulnerable, primarily children and single mothers. LIA trains and equips local churches, strategically located in hurting communities, so they can meet their communities' most pressing needs. This is done by equipping and coming alongside local churches to address root causes of poverty through integrated programs with sustainable impact. In 2019, LIA partnered with 193 local churches for transformational development programs in 12 African countries and 2 Caribbean countries. A total of 164,357 people were served, of which 10,140 were served in the orphans and vulnerable children programs and their guardians were economically empowered to support and care for their children. 70,251 were served through our community health initiatives, including health education and training, medical provision and water sanitation and health access and training. Through our economic empowerment programs 6,755 individuals received micro-enterprise training, skill training and were given income generating opportunities.