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By sponsoring a community you are helping by providing children, families and the elderly resources including clean drinking water, providing shelter and more.
Sponsor a School
Schooling is important to and by choosing to sponsor a school you are giving the children of Uganda the opportunity to learn and grow.
Volunteer
We are always seeking new volunteers. We welcome with open arms anyone in the community.
Financial Assistance
All donations that we receive go to ensuring that the pride and dignity is restored to North Uganda.
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What We Do
Every dollar helps Acholi Resilience at the forefront of advocating and supporting vulnerable and marginalised Acholi People in Northern Uganda. We believe that the Acholi people themselves are the agents of change and facilitators of their own future.
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We’ve raised over $200,000 to help restore dignity and pride in a war-ravaged region.
Join us now for this vital mission in this overlooked pocket of Northern Uganda.
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For Nodding Syndrome
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By sponsoring a community you are helping by providing children, families and the elderly with resources such as clean drinking water, shelter, and medical assistance. Sponsor a school to give children an opportunity to learn and grow for their future.
Make a Donation
We are a registered with the Australian Charities Not for Profit Commission and endorsed with the deductible Gift Recipient status. All donations that we receive go to ensuring that the pride and dignity is restored to North Uganda.
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We work with volunteers only! We are always seeking new volunteers and we welcome with open arms anyone in the community.
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We exist to reduce school drop-outs, to support orphans and widows, aged care, farmers and businesses, medical and disability help, local churches and support for pastors.
We started in 2014 with support from generous sponsors and partners. With more support, we can take this cause further to fulfil a dream to restore Acholi’s Dignity, Pride, Wealth, Health and Education.
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This is not a pipe dream. Every bit helps, whether big or small, long term or short tern, physical or financial: In many practical ways, or even covering this ministry in prayer.
I’m so honoured to be a part of Acholi Resilience and so excited to be able to witness firsthand lives being touched for the better. For example, a young father was excitedly showing us around his new harvest which he was able to produce with his 2 bulls and plough that Acholi Resilience provided. He had the biggest smile on his face as he can now provide his family with daily meals and enough produce to sell some to provide for his children’s school fees. Another widow was giving thanks that the Lord had heard her prayers as we were able to provide some immediate food packages to provide for her starving family.
Johanna Otto – President
I think Acholi Resilience is a really crucial step in supporting the people of Northern Uganda, particularly those with nodding syndrome, who aren’t getting that support from elsewhere.
Elijah Anderson – Marketing
I am drawn to Acholi Resilience because of their unwavering dedication to restoring dignity, pride and prosperity to the Acholi people. Their mission to empower the most vulnerable, promote peace, and encourage economic participation aligns with my values of compassion and community upliftment. I am inspired by their commitment to making a meaningful impact by transforming the future of the Acholi people and eager to contribute to this noble cause.
Bernard Mwaka – Vice Secretary
What does Acholi Resilience mean to you? It’s a community where every day people can get involved and make a difference. You can participate locally by joining a prayer group or fund raising initiative, or you can go to Northern Uganda and be involved in projects as the opportunities arise.
Angela Howe-Smith – Previous Secretary
Although I have never been to Uganda myself, I have personally witnessed the passion of Moses and Jo for this place. I am confident that their heart is in the right place and genuinely want the best for the people of northern Uganda. They’ve put in the hard yards and decided that enough is enough. That’s something I want to get behind.
Amy Anderson – Secretary
Acholi Resilience is focused on eradicating poverty in Northern Uganda through sustainable growth. They are focusing on self-reliance by investing in and developing farms.
Although Acholi Resilience’s team is small, their work has left a significant impact on the community. From emergency callouts, feeding programs, and farming, the community is truly blessed from the work by Moses and the team.