True to our call to empower Africa, JAM South Sudan is implementing various agricultural projects including, vegetable production, construction and/or rehabilitation of feeder roads and water canals, as well as the construction or rehabilitation of water points for livestock. In order to prepare the communities of Lake State, namely Rumbek North, Yirol East, and Awerial,
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JAM takes health and nutrition seriously, and education on matters pertaining to this is high on the agenda. Since the beginning of 2013, 21 Health and Nutrition Clubs have been active in Angola, carrying out various activities from distributing nutrition pamphlets to establishing school gardens and giving lectures to community members about school gardens. Out
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One of the schools JAM feeds through the Nutritional Feeding programme, EPC Chitsotso School, is looking towards a sustainable future. Passionate about sustainability, the Headmaster Ms Albertina Matsinhe and her team are hopeful that one day the school will be able to produce its own food, which will benefit their community. By providing match funding,
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Carmindo de Vilankulos has been the Headmaster of EP1 Machangue School for 17 years, but his involvement at the school dates back to before the war ended in 1994. Only after the civil war ended was the government officially able to recognise the school. Although the school is still small, it plays a vital role
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By providing water to one of the communities of Caimbambo, a municipality within Benguela District in Angola, JAM remains committed to help curb preventable fatalities caused by water-borne diseases in Africa. A remarkable 50 water wells were drilled in Caimbambo during the first quarter of 2013. Before the well was drilled, obtaining water was a
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