Faith Equals Works Inc.: Empowering Communities In Nigeria

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In Uganda, over half the population lacks access to clean drinking water and proper toilets. The Uganda Mission Project has repaired water pumps and provided water stations to churches and schools. This year's latest projects are repairing and upgrading a toilet station at Kare Afrika Orphanage and installing a septic tank and separate flush toilets for men and women with hand-washing sinks. These toilets are the first flush toilets in the entire District of Bujagali Falls, Jinja, Uganda. 

Since 2017, the Uganda Mission Project has been offering medical assistance to three secluded villages in Jinja, Matuga, and Gomba Districts in Uganda. In collaboration with Health Restoration Uganda, a non-profit organization established by Dr. Mathias Lukwago, we provide one-day medical and dental services, safe circumcision procedures, and testing and education on HIV, Malaria, and Hepatitis. We also distribute medication and reading glasses and conduct informative sessions on Breast and Cervical cancer awareness and Family Planning services. Our clinics have a special Prayer station where our Missionaries pray with and offer comfort to every patient, spreading the love and healing power of our Lord Jesus Christ. 

Our Reusable Pad project helps African teen girls who cannot afford sanitary pads, preventing them from missing school. We believe all girls deserve hygienic period solutions. Since 2019, we've distributed 200-300 pads yearly in Uganda and educate girls on hygiene. We aim to empower girls to achieve their full potential and manage their periods with dignity.

Our Reusable Pad project helps African teen girls who cannot afford sanitary pads, preventing them from missing school. We believe all girls deserve hygienic period solutions. Since 2019, we've distributed 200-300 pads yearly in Uganda and educate girls on hygiene. We aim to empower girls to achieve their full potential and manage their periods with dignity.

The Pillow Case Dress project began with six handmade dresses given to little girls in Uganda. It has since grown to distribute over 300 dresses on mission trips. Sewing Angels from different churches have contributed, including a pastor in Uganda who made 200 pairs of shorts for boys. Each dress has a label that reads "GOD LOVES ME" to show that the child is special and loved by God. The project brings smiles to many vulnerable children in Uganda.

Uganda Women’s Cancer Support Organization is a non-profit organization established by cancer survivors in 2004.  They aim to provide psychosocial support and raise awareness about the importance of early detection of breast and cervical cancers. The Uganda Mission Project supports them and offers transport fees to and from doctor visits. The counseling staff plays a crucial role in remote villages.

We met Richard Muzaale in 2016 and helped launch his RSLC program in Uganda by introducing him to Reboot, who sent 20 laptops. Richard, a secondary computer teacher, runs the program during school breaks and has inspired students with his personal story. The program now offers courses in ICT, programming, Microsoft, website design, computer repair, and sewing. We've supported Richard's graduation celebration since 2019.

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