American Foundation for Children with AIDS

American Foundation for Children with AIDS AFCA provides food, medicine, medical supplies, livelihoods programs, and school fees to HIV+ children in Africa. Visit us at www.AFCAids.org

AFCA is a non-profit organization that helps HIV+/AIDS children and their guardians in sub-Saharan Africa who have no other access to aid. AFCA provides critical AIDS and related medications, medical equipment, training, nutritional support, school fees, and livelihoods programs support to our partners in Africa. Currently, AFCA is transforming lives in Kenya, Malawi, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. To learn about our impact, visit www.AFCAids.org.

09/16/2026

Try watching these baby goats without smiling. 🐐❤️

But they’re also part of something bigger.

Livestock is one of the ways AFCA helps families build sustainable livelihoods. Through projects like animal multiplication centers, animals are bred and raised to help families and communities become more self-sufficient.

So yes, they’re very cute. But they have an important job, too. 🌱

Bingo is coming soon! And the baskets are arriving from our sweet supporters. Check out this adorable one!
09/12/2026

Bingo is coming soon! And the baskets are arriving from our sweet supporters. Check out this adorable one!

09/09/2026

What’s everyone cheering about? 👀

This AFCA container arrived to quite the welcome. 🚛🙌

Shipping containers like this one help AFCA get much-needed medical equipment, supplies, and other resources to the communities and partners we serve across Africa.

BINGO!Our third annual bingo is just a month away. CASH PRIZES for all 20 regular games! Delicious food plus raffle ba...
09/05/2026

BINGO!

Our third annual bingo is just a month away. CASH PRIZES for all 20 regular games! Delicious food plus raffle baskets and 50/50.

Early bird special is $25 or $30 at the door.

Use the QR code below or call (717) 489-0206.

Mama Elisé smiles every time she pulls back the mulch and sees the rich black soil underneath.It was one of the first th...
09/02/2026

Mama Elisé smiles every time she pulls back the mulch and sees the rich black soil underneath.

It was one of the first things she wanted to show us.

Mama Elisé lives outside Gemena with her husband and their five children. Both she and her husband are living with HIV. When his health made it impossible for him to keep working, she stepped in.

Today she's planting spinach.

She says learning a no till method has completely changed the way she gardens. Keeping the soil covered with mulch helps hold moisture in the ground, and seeing the rich black soil underneath gives her confidence that this season will be different.

Through the AFCA Congo project, she received seeds, gardening supplies, and a basin she can use to carry vegetables to market once they're ready to harvest.

Soon she'll have fresh vegetables for her family and extra produce to sell at the market.

08/26/2026

🌍 2027 Vacation With a Purpose dates are here!

Join AFCA in Uganda or Zimbabwe and spend part of your summer connecting, serving, and making a difference alongside our partners.

🇺🇬 UGANDA | June 12–26, 2027
We’re looking for 6 people with medical backgrounds to join this team — OB/GYN, surgery, nurses, midwives, medical administration, PT, OT, and other medical professionals. Retired or practicing are welcome!

🇿🇼 ZIMBABWE | 15 people per team
June 19–July 2
July 3–16
July 24–August 6

Interested? Click here to learn more; https://www.afcaids.org/vacation-with-a-purpose/

And please share this with a medical professional who might be looking for a meaningful adventure in 2027. ❤️

The faces behind the Miwani garden project.These women grow fresh vegetables, earn fair wages, and use that income to he...
08/19/2026

The faces behind the Miwani garden project.

These women grow fresh vegetables, earn fair wages, and use that income to help feed their families, pay school fees, and put a little aside for emergencies.

This year they're also preparing for whatever the weather brings. The gardens are covered with mulch to help the soil hold moisture during dry periods. Ditches have been dug around the gardens, too, in case heavy rains come.

The weather has become much harder to predict, so planning ahead is part of the work now.

I love seeing the care and thought that goes into a project like this. Every harvest represents months of preparation, hard work, and hope for the families who depend on it.

08/12/2026

The chickens in Miwani have been keeping the team busy lately. 🐔

They've started growing azolla, a protein rich plant, and fermenting chicken feed. Those two changes have cut feeding costs and made it possible to keep expanding the project.

The next goal is one we've been looking forward to. This year, the team plans to breed their own chicks instead of buying them.

It's fun to see practical ideas like these paying off.

This photo made us smile.Two weeks ago, this incubator arrived at Mother Amadea Hospital in Mombasa, Kenya. On average, ...
08/05/2026

This photo made us smile.

Two weeks ago, this incubator arrived at Mother Amadea Hospital in Mombasa, Kenya. On average, six babies each month need an incubator there.

It's easy to look at this as just another piece of equipment. But for the next family whose newborn needs extra care, it will mean so much more.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible. We can't wait to see the lives this incubator touches.

Sometimes the best update is simply a letter.This one was written by a student in the Matopos region of Zimbabwe after f...
07/29/2026

Sometimes the best update is simply a letter.

This one was written by a student in the Matopos region of Zimbabwe after families received safe toilets through AFCA's Sanitation and Hygiene program.

One sentence stayed with us:

"Because of you our families now have safety, dignity, and better health."

We're grateful to share these words with you because this thank you belongs to everyone who has helped make this work possible.

Learn more about the program:
https://www.afcaids.org/sanitation-and-hygiene/

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