Letter From the President

Hello friends Since 2000, Mission Aid Project has given aid through its ongoing programs to support the children's health, housing and education agendas. Our doors are continually open to help Africa's children who are suffering from the effect of HIV/AIDS,wars and extreme poverty.

When MAP opened our office in lafayette LA recently, it was a new open door to save another life, an opportunity to help those who are in need. I was happy on opening the doors of MAP and for sure our mission to bring hope and security for children still stands. As you may know millions of children on the continent of Africa become orphaned, homeless and abandoned too soon due to life threatening hindrances with every new minute, hour and day parents leave behind hopeless children terrified by what they must face. Mission Aid Project was established to assist vulnerable children in the developing world of Africa.

Through our compassionate programs we bring hope of a new and productive life for the future to every child. However it is only through the support of our precious partners that we are able to go forward and continue this work. If you desire to join us in this endeavor. Let your voice be heard, your communication is very important to us. Feel free to contact our office with any question or to request more information about helping Africa's children. Even pass on an idea. We are extremely grateful for angels like you who help improve the precious lives of millions of children throughout the continent of Africa.

Thank you for your support

Until all are saved

Daniel Musinguzi
President
Mission Aid Project,Inc

Friends of MAP

If you or someone you know maybe your organization want to assist in our on going efforts. Please contact MAP. We need sponsors also consider raising a wareness within your community.

The Board of Directors of Mission Aid Project

If you are compassionate about Africa's children and would like to promote the mission and goals also to support the welfare, success of Mission Aid Project, Inc

We welcome you to join us and for information about joining the board of Directors, please contact our office at 337-504-2042 or forward your questions to info@missionaidproject.org

The Resource Development Board

The Resource Development Board of Mission Aid Project works to create relationships and secure on going and future funding for our programs. We work together to accomplish a worth mission.If you are compassionate about Africa's children and are interested in joining our Resource Development Board in order to use your time and skills in events, corporate and donor relations,please consider joining MAP as we work to bring compassion to Africa's children.To Join our Resource Board,please contact our office at 337-504-2042 or email info@missionaidproject.org

About The Founder of Mission Aid Project, Inc

Daniel Musinguzi is a native of the Republic of Uganda and no stranger to the struggles many of the children and families that his agency assists face. He was reared in Kampala, Uganda. He is a man of character, integrity and sound wisdom beyond his years. He carries a sense of mission that is recognized by both political and church leaders, and layman alike in his motherland Uganda.

His heart is centered on meeting needs for those children that are suffering from the effect of HIV/AIDS, war, hunger and extreme poverty in Africa.
His travels have him speaking to organizations about issues affecting Africa's children and forming partnerships to bring solutions on issues affecting those children in the greatest need. for interviews or speaking engegments, contact Mission Aid Project

The Gift of Education from MAP

Mission Aid Project understands the hardships of children who have no education and no opportunity to attend school and are left behind due to poverty. It is our committment to supply financial support along with school supplies,uniforms, and other necessities to assist these children and make education accessible to every child we come in touch.

The Children Born with HIV/AIDS in Africa

The majority of children born with HIV/AIDS can not access treatment which results in their eary death. Recent statistics shows that 66% of aids orphans have a lifespane of three years and 75% have five years if they are not treated. While some have a chance of living util 10 or 13 years, it is only a chance

When parents are affected with AIDS , it almost becomes the end of life and when they start to develop full-effect of AIDS, all hope is gone, they can not work and need to be looked after and it becomes the children's responsibility. Children not only have the problem of seeing their parents deteriorate but also are no longer provided for and have to try to help care for their parents while also they are infected with HIV/AIDS

Mission Aid Project

We call upon all concerned citizens of the world to join MAP as we seek to bring compassion to those children suffering from the effect of HIV/AIDS,war,hunger and poverty in Africa

Uganda Northeast has most orphans

The newvision Uganda

Friday, 28th August, 2009

Children in north eastern Uganda are the most vulnerable in the country. Information from the gender ministry indicates that 74% of children in the area are not in school, 64% are orphans while 28% are victims of child labour.

Ugandan Minister routes for children

The newvision Uganda http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/13/694842


Wednesday, 16th September, 2009

By Raymond Baguma

UGANDA should address the plight of orphans and vulnerable children if the country is to meet its development goals, the gender, labour and social development minister, Prof. Gabriel Opio, has said. In a speech read by the state minister for children and youth affairs, Jessica Alupo, at the opening of a meeting on children on Tuesday, Opio said Uganda was burdened with orphans due to HIV/AIDS, war and poverty. The meeting at Kampala Serena Hotel attracted legislators on the Parliamentary Forum on Children. “Despite several calls to improve funding, my ministry remains one of the most under-funded, although the national development plan prioritises social protection of the most vulnerable members of society,” Opio said. Quoting results of the national demographic and health survey of 2006, Opio said the proportion of orphaned children had increased, from 12% in 1999 to 15% by 2006. Opio said child-headed families were previously unheard of in Uganda. Dr. Dirk Buyse, the Unicef chief of the children and AIDS section in Kampala, asked MPs to support the call for more funding to the ministry

Join the Campaign at Mission Aid Project

Join Mission Aid Project and a growing number of it's partners as we seek to bring compassion and love to Africa's vulnerable children. Millions of children on the continent of Africa become orphaned, homeless and abandoned too soon due to life threatening hindrances with every new minute, hour and day parents leave behind hopeless children terrified by what they must face.

Our goal at Mission Aid Project is to provide hope and a positive future to Africa's children.

Become an Advocate for the children of Africa

We are calling for your intervention to help the children of Africa. Join MAP as an advocate and help raise funds to assist those children suffering from the effect of HIV/AIDS, war,hunger and poverty in Africa

The voice for the children of Africa

When you support Mission Aid Project you are helping us fulfill our commitment to help Africa’s poorest children. Join us today

This is a great opportunity to get involved with Mission Aid Project and help the children of Africa. Support our programs to construct homes and schools for those children suffering from the effect of HIV/AIDS,wars,hunger and poverty.

Mission Aid Project actively seeks financial and in-kind support from individuals, Corporations and Foundations, each day we invite sponsors to join us and make a difference in the lives of children throughout the Continent of Africa. Contributions to mission Aid Project are allocated directly to support children in three programs of housing,health and education.

Who founded Mission Aid Project?

Daniel Musinguzi a native of the republic of Uganda founded the organization

Why Mission Aid Project was Established?

For children to grow as responsible citizen, they have to depend largely on their parents and guardians for basic principles of life, education, food, medical, shelter and all other social needs. But unfortunately this has not been the case to Uganda and Africa at Large the ideal of mission Aid Project was first implemented in the republic of Uganda and during the beginning phase of this organization Uganda's population estimated at 24.7 million people. Young people below the age of 30 years constitute 78% of the total population (Uganda Youth policy) children of the alone 1-17 years constitute 51% of the total population (2002) population census) According to the above statistics it is a clean sight that the biggest percentage is the children and they are the most venerable society. Where there's violence, war, Aids, illiteracy lack of professional skills and inadequacy of social services. On this basic Mission Aid Project was formed to address these problems among the children of Uganda and Africa at large.

About Mission Aid Project

Mission Aid Project is a non-profit charity established to help Africa's children by meeting needs of those children in the greatest need