Community Health Insurance makes attaining quality health care affordable. With monthly small premiums, the local community beneficiaries have a chance to attain health care at very cheap prices which would otherwise be expensive.

Northern Uganda lags behind across a range of development dimensions especially education. A whole generation lost out in education, during the war. The new Agape School, will enable children to learn the basics and be socialized for success.

Most families subsist on limited agricultural activities. Despite more livestock in the area, dairy farmers are constrained by persistently low livestock numbers, low milk productivity, poor access to markets, limited entrepreneurial skills and a dire lack of opportunities for value-addition.

KCIU began services under a mango tree near Gulu in 2001, 5 years before the end of war. Children orphaned by the war and AIDS needed medical care. The 1st clinic opened in 2006, the 2nd in 2012, providing primary care, disease prevention/treatment, and maternal/child health care by trained staff. The need far surpasses capacity. This project adds infrastructure to serve more people: a maternity wing, improved sanitation, and outreach to 50,000 local people unable to travel to the clinics.

The insurgency in Gulu District that lasted two decades caused huge displacements of people from their communities to Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps...