At AAPI, we understand that poverty is just a mindset which no one should subscribe to. We therefore share our exceptional understanding of tackling the problem
Head count is done as they go back to school. However at the moment we would like to offer to many more but because of the limited resources/grants, we are unable. To support, talk to us.
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Empowering women is key to ending poverty! Through VSLAs, AAPi has trained over 300 women in underserved communities, fostering financial independence and economic stability. Join us in supporting initiatives that make a real impact! #EmpowerWomen#EndPoverty#CommunityDev't.
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Told stories of this sort, give hope even where there is no hope. As AAPi, we believe there is no ground one can base on to tell you that you can't make it. We can't take the same steps/directions in life.
AAPi, changing lives
Our girls trying to use the marketing skills gained during the training while disposing off their finished goods/garments. We are proud of these young girls; they are now applying group marketing techniques gained from training with us, in order to get higher returns.
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Kabugho Jovia, recounted the hard times she endured before AAPi's intervention. "With basket weaving, I'm able to provide for my family". Appreciates AAPi for the support and trainings offered to the association".
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After months of saving, today members of one of the saving groups under our stewardship, smiled their way home with sums of cash earned from their sayings.
The next step is business plan formulation which are to be approved by the PD.
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Training in farming can be of help for rural youth. We support farmers groups to save and invest money wisely. Tom grows rice for his family and to sell. Through the support and skills training he's participated helped him earn enough to also buy a goat and diversify his income.
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?'"– Martin Luther King Jr.
Intervening in the situation for the people who were affect by the recent landslides and floodings in Kilembe around the Mt. Rwenzori ranges.
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At last these young souls are finally rejoining school after about one and half years. AAPi, will provide scholastic materials, uniforms and fees for some beneficiaries.
RETURNING TO SCHOOL: Schools prepare for more learners https://t.co/CTWIUSJtuG via @YouTube
The project Director for Sanitation and Health - Bwambale Wilfred with the assistance from our volunteers and VHTs, is championing the End Child/Early marriages campaign. We would like to thank Peter Thatcher who provided the project facilitation.
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