01:27

KCCA students receiving school supplies

KCCA students receiving their school supplies for the year. As students prepare for the new school year, gathering the necessary supplies is essential for a successful start. notebooks and pens to backpacks and calculators, having the right tools can make all the difference their learning experience. Getting donations and contributions for supplies ensures students feel ready and equipped to tackle their studies with confidence.

01:42

Single mothers learning to sew

KCCA training single mothers, and widows sewing for free will help them and give hope for tomorrow. Learning a new skill like sewing clothes showcases their creativity and also empowers them to create personalized garments that reflect their unique style. Additionally, it can save money on clothing while providing a satisfying sense of accomplishment.

02:46

KCCA corn grinder

Corn grown on our farm being ground into meal. The corn is essential to the people in Uvira, because it is commonly grown and can be made into many different meals. Having a corn grinder makes processing the corn easier and can makes grounded corn more accessible.

02:26

Tractor operations on the farm

One of our farm operators using the tractor in the fields. Tractors play a vital role in the agricultural process, efficiently plowing and preparing the soil for planting. harvest season, they streamline the process, allowing to gather crops quickly and effectively, maximizing yield and productivity.

01:17

KCCA women plating maize

The KCCA farming program gives the women a chance to plant maize. Growing crops such as maize offers numerous benefits since it is a reliable source of food and income for farmers. Additionally, maize plays a crucial role in supporting local economies and ensuring food security for communities.

02:48

KCCA projects in Uvira Congo

The KCCA projects in Uvira Congo are to help the people that need it the most like orphans, single mothers and widows. KCCA has done many projects such as building a community center for training widows and single mothers, Sponsoring orphans, developing a school program, and creating an agricultural and fishing program. These initiatives have had a major impact for the people in Uvira.

Children eating porridge made from the maize grown on the KCCA farm. Nourishing children is essential for their growth and development, providing them with the energy and nutrients they need to thrive. A healthy diet lays the foundation for lifelong healthy habits. By providing them with food we empower our children to reach their full potential both physically and mentally.

Arrival of the new sewing machines in the community center. The center is used to teach women how to sew fabrics that can be worn. After successful completion of the training program, the machines are distributed to every qualifying person. The fabrics being made can be sold to the people in the community creating a business for the women.

KCCA Farm Project in Uvira/Ruzizi plain Congo DR in action. The project involved many KCCA workers that utilized our machinery to cultivate the land to grow the crops. The farming project is going to bring the people of Uvira and especially the orphans a source of food and decrease malnutrition.

The corn that is grown at the KCCA farm is being packaged and sorted to distribute. The corn once harvested and processed is distributed to the orphans as they enjoy a nice nourishing meal.

ACTIVITIES

2023 Sewing Graduation Ceremony

The ceremony was to congratulate the people that graduated from the sewing course. Certificates were given out as proof of course completion. The women gave speeches telling what the program meant to them and the benefits that the sewing machines provide.