Computers for Africa
Group of girls from USA and Africa

"I began asking myself many questions. What are you going to do now that you have seen all of this? Are you going to change the way you live?"—Michael

Volunteers mixing cement

International Relationships


The experience of a lifetime

Since 2004, USA students and moderators (many of whom are volunteers from CFA schools) have traveled for two weeks throughout Uganda, meeting our beneficiaries and experiencing life in a developing country. In 2009 CFA-Uganda welcomed its 8th delegation from Omaha, Nebraska.

African and American leaders talkingThese trips are often the encounter of a lifetime. Visitors see firsthand the positive aspects of Africa and its people: courage, faith, generosity, joy and a focus on relationships. They experience African dance, food and song and traverse the awe-inspiring landscape guided through national parks, visiting the source of the Nile, and hiking through the bush to the top of a waterfall.

And they encounter the sorrows of Africa, becoming eye witnesses to the struggles of its people: severe poverty; millions dying from HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis; lack of clean water; undependable power; cratered roads; poor health care; and thousands of refugees and internally displaced people.

Together we pray for Africa and her people, celebrate what CFA has accomplished, and sew seeds of possibility in a generation of youth who will envision and create the world "yet to be."



"It was mind-boggling for me to try to explain to Ugandans the American concept of always buying to keep up with the latest trends."—Scott

Video on Immersion Trip