Partnering with the African community to facilitate transformation
EACH DAY...
30,000 children die of hunger and preventable diseases
6,000 people die of AIDS
17 million have already died
12 million African children have lost one or both parents
About one half of all people in the world infected with HIV or AIDS are in Africa
41% of the world's children cannot attend school
6000 children in developing countries die because of lack of clean water and sanitation.
In homes with [these services] children are 60% less likely to die
2% of the world's grain harvest would be enough, if shared, to erase the problem of hunger and malnutrition around the world!
Poverty means illiteracy, inadequate medical care, disease, and brain damage
Pastor Peter Siakama and his wife, Sarah
Job Mbako and Apollo Juma joined the Africa Connect team in 2009, as Neema Care Centre Social Worker and Neema Care Centre Secretary, respectively. Now as Pastor of Graceway Harvest Chapel, Apollo is a dedicated and focused leader in the vision to effectively reach and transform the Tuwani slum community. He also teaches secondary school in Kitale, where he lives with his wife Rose and their two children. Job is a skilled interpreter, is single, and is excited about the opportunity to help children and their families.
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