Fund the futures of three graduating classes
Amazima will launch its first ever graduating class this December! We need your help to continue the investment as they begin the next chapter of their lives.
What does $500,000 cover?
Amazima-sponsored students will have all costs covered for the 6-month gap program post-graduation, university and vocational school tuition, room and board, course fees, and internships in their chosen fields.
RAMP Program
In the gap between graduation and their university or vocational schooling, students will attend Ramp where they will receive uniquely designed programs that prepare them for their chosen career paths.
Tuition
Some students will go on to study at university, while others will attend vocational school to fine-tune their craft. Your partnership will cover all tuition costs for the duration of their programs.
Room and Board
Your investment will provide the housing and meals our students will need to successfully complete their programs. Room and board will be covered for the duration of their programs.
Course Fees
All fees associated with the courses our students are required to take will be paid for with your investment. Each student will also receive a small stipend for their preferred use.
Internships
Our Development and External Affairs team will work closely with the Amazima network to provide training opportunities and internships for our students in their chosen fields.
Alumni Network
We want to support our students for life! The Amazima Alumni Network will offer exclusive events, networking, and opportunities for continued growth and connection to our graduates.
Who are you impacting?
Take a look at some of the smiling faces of those who will be impacted by your partnership!
"After graduation, I will go to university where I will study to become a pharmacist."
“I plan to go to law school so that I can go on to be a human rights lawyer.”
"After graduation, I plan to major in industrial art and design, with the dream of one day designing cars."
"After I graduate, I plan to attend university and major in software coding to prepare for a career in software engineering."
…and many more in 2024, 2025, and 2026!
Our Story
Founded in 2008 by New York Times Best Selling author Katie Davis Majors, Amazima Ministries serves communities in and around Jinja, Uganda by providing education for children and youth, medical care, vocational training, and discipleship for women, children, and families.
