September 2022

Kenya: Promoting Sustainable Livelihood for Women in Kilifi County

Uganda: Pader Technical School Term 3 Ends

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The Pader Technical School in Uganda was founded in 2011 and has since educated over 995 students. This school is a polytechnic school that trains students in skills such as fashion and garment design, building and construction, building and concrete, agriculture, computer science, automotive mechanics, and carpentry and joinery. On May 21st, term 3 closed

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Rwanda: Volcano Eruption and Earthquake Life Threatening (VEELIT) Response

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On May 22nd, 2021, Mount Nyiragongo erupted leaving a wide population throughout the DR Congo and Rwanda displaced and traumatized. 403,662 people have reportedly been affected by this disaster and were left vulnerable. The victims of this disastrous event remain hungry, in need of basic hygienic supplies, and traumatized. This event took place while the

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Uganda: The Community-Based Orphan Support Program Check-In With Mentors & Children

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In June, ALARM checked in with the mentors and children who are part of the Community-Based Orphan Support Program (CBOSP). As of June, there are 360 children in this program and 50 mentors. The children continue to do well in school and at home; we are so grateful that all of the students’ school fees,

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Tanzania: Gender-Based Violence Awareness Training

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On October 1st-2nd, ALARM DR Congo facilitated a General Youth Conference to develop young leaders to understand their impact on families, churches, and nations. As Reverend Theo, the DR Congo Coordinator of Servant Leadership taught these youth, he referenced young Biblical characters and how they demonstrated bravery, trust in God, and hard work. Reverend Theo

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DR Congo: The Women’s Leadership Training Institute Session 3

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The Women’s Leadership Training Institute (WLTI) is a 3-year program that exists to train and empower key women leaders in Biblical theology, leadership, ministry, and life knowledge and skills for Christian service in their churches and communities. As these women leaders are trained, they are equipped to become agents and models of servant leadership, peacebuilding,

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South Sudan: Linda Primary School Construction Update

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In June, the school finished the first phase of construction and now has 2 classrooms! This is a huge relief because the rain and weather have made it difficult for the students to receive a quality education. About 700 students attend this school and participate in classes that are held outside. ALARM’s goal is to

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Tanzania: Trauma Healing to Refugees in Nyarugusu Camp and People Living with Albinism at Kabanga Centre

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From May 17th-June 30th, ALARM implemented trauma healing sessions in the Kigoma region intending to build sustainable peace at personal and community levels among the refugees and people living with albinism. The refugee community is composed of people who have suffered and fled from political unrest and tribal war. Because of this violence, the victims have been traumatized

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Tanzania: Youth Day Event

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On June 16, 1971, more than 20,000 South African students in the township of Soweto took to the streets demanding to be taught in their own language. Armed police officers responded by murdering hundreds of protesters. Now a public holiday in South Africa, referred to as Youth Day, exists. The day focuses attention on the

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