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Africa

Premise

Construction of rural medical clinics & churches.
Visit & deliver shoes & mosquito nets to orphans in remote villages. Feed Karamojong children. Remote widow's outreaches. Visit patients is city & local hospitals.

Nearly half of the population of Africa, close to 300 million people, live in extreme poverty barely surviving on $1 a day. According to World Bank, that number is expected to increase to 400 million by 2015. Many are without the basics: food, clean water, shelter, healthcare and education. At least 44 million primary school-aged children are not attending school. More than 12 million children in Africa are orphaned by the AIDS epidemic along with Malaria and Measles which are all preventable and treatable diseases. Hope 4 Kids International is committed to providing relief to the global AIDS crisis by delivering medicine throughout local communities affected by extreme poverty and disease.


Upcoming Trips 

        
Summer 2008
- 07/01 -07/14
Summer 2008  - 07/15 - 07/28
Fall 2008  - 11/06 - 11/18
Spring 2009 - 04/12 - 04/27
Summer 2009 - 06/30 - 07/13
Summer 2009 - 07/14 - 07/27
Fall 2009 - 11/03 - 11/16
   


2008 Mission Application

2009 Mission Application

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Excursions

On most of our trips, teams will enjoy a photograpy safari in Western Uganda. They will have an opportunity to see Africa's Big 5 including exotic heards of elephants. Engaged in a culture completely seperate from our own presents the opportunity to see a variety of villiage constructions, interact with locals, and observe exotic animals.

Accomodations

Two Uganda OrphansTeams stay and dine in a comfortable English hotel during their travels, in the city of Tororo, minutes away from the local sites in Uganda.

Trip costs are:
Application Fee: $200 (non-refundable)
Adults: $1790 + airfare
Students: $1590 + airfare

This includes your accommodations, three meals a day, transportation within the country & mission project costs.

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Uganda Projects

There are over 4,000,000 orphans of parents who died from AIDS in Africa. That number is expected to grow to 14,000,000 within the next 10 years.

Project UgandaHope 4 Kids has directly responded to the critical physical needs of AIDS stricken villagers by improving water and electrical utility infrastructures, digging wells, building a medical/dental clinic and a 66-bed hospital. Hundreds benefit from the 200+ acre agricultural and animal farm stocked with goats, pigs, cows and chickens. Future projects include building orphan cottages, a boarding school and a life skills center which will enable this community to become self-sufficient.



In three years, in Uganda alone, H4KI has
•  Created sponsorships for 960 AIDS orphans
•  Dug a community well for thousands of villagers
•  Built a 66-bed hospital
•  Built sewers
•  Improved the water & electrical utility infrastructure
•  Built a medical/dental clinic
•  Purchased a 200+ acre farm
•  Stocked the farm with cows, goats, pigs & chickens
•  Built a Boarding School for our orphans
•  Planted fruit trees & vegetables.

Over the next several years, H4KI has plans in place for:True Vine's 32 bed hospital
•  Add a preemie ward to the hospital (the only preemie ward in Eastern Uganda)
•  Mobilized Medical Units
•  Electronic Patient Registration System
•  Increase Orphan Sponsorship to 2,250 orphans
•  Boarding School Scholarships
•  Sponsor 51 villages throughout Uganda, Kenya & Tanzania
•  Build cottages for our orphans to promote a family living environment
•  Drill Water Wells
•  Life Skills Center
•  Agriculture


Widows 2 B Won

Fatuma admiring herself in the mirror.Hope 4 Kids has launched a new division called Widows 2 B Won. W2BW empowers widows to become self-sufficient with businesses of their own and to raise their dignity through tea parties, day spas and celebrating women. Read more