How Wonderful is it that Nobody Need Wait a Single Moment
Before Starting to Improve the World
-- Anne Frank

The Ainembabazi Children's Project aims to improve the quality of life and enhance and promote educational opportunities for orphans and vulnerable children in Africa.

Currently, the organization's activities focus on meeting the needs of children affected by the AIDS crisis in Southern Uganda. The situation of children affected by AIDS in Africa is precarious, leaving not only children's lives at stake, but also the future economic and social development of communities and nations. The extent of the "orphans epidemic" cannot be overstated and our current aim is to alleviate, in small ways, the longer-term impact of this crisis.

Ainembabazi means "having grace" or "having compassion" in Runyankore, the local language in Mbarara, Uganda. The organization exists out of our common compassion for orphans and vulnerable children. We hope to empower them and provide them opportunity and strive to do so by working with the local communities to meet the needs of children and to find ways of embrace our common humanity and dignity.

For more information about Ainembabazi, click here.