Juna Amagara - Saving AIDS Orphans in Uganda East Africa

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Juna Amagara is a registered Non-Government Organization in the Republic of Uganda and is recognized by the U.S. IRS as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation

Join Us For A God-Sized Adventure

On July 12th, eight young people, inspired by their time in Uganda, will ride bicycles more than 300 miles from Pittsburgh to Washington DC in order to raise awareness of more than 880,000 at-risk kids in Uganda and awareness of Juna Amagara Ministries, an organization dedicated to saving the lives of these children one at a time. Visit www.RideAmagara.org to hear their story and learn how you can support the ride.

A Ministry of Hope for AIDS Orphans in Uganda

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The HIV/AIDS epidemic is destroying families and entire cultures throughout Africa, but in Uganda, there is hope. This East African Republic long ago built a coalition of government, churches and schools that has worked to dramatically slow the spread of HIV/AIDS and offer relief to infected victims. More than a million people have died here since the disease began, leaving over 1.5 million children without parents. Though Ugandans have taken in more than 700,000 orphans as their own children, some 800,000 are left to care for themselves. Juna Amagara Ministries was founded in 2004 to help these children grow in Christ to become healthy, productive members of society. Juna Amagara means “Saving Life.”

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