We’re celebrating a positive impact in our community — 8 new piglets have been born, adding to the existing ones! This growth is a big win for local families an additional source of income. ALARM is committed to an ongoing livestock distribution to enhance community development. Join us to praise God for agricultural favorable weather […]
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From July 8th to 10th, 2025, PLTI alumni and their spouses participated in a 3-day training on Gender, Equality, Equity, Reconciliation and Partnership (GERP). They got sharpened on real signification of these terminologies so that they work together as partners rather than in competition or master and servant. With clear understanding of equality and equity
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We thank God for the performance of all students during the second term exams. We are grateful to God for health and safety of both the teachers and students as well as other supporting staff (people in charge of security and kitchen) throughout the second term of the school year 2025. In the past, teachers
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In May 2025, ALARM Inc. launched a transformative Gender Equality, Reconciliation, and Partnership (GERP) training in Hoima City, Western Uganda—equipping 38 church leaders and their spouses with knowledge and tools to confront gender inequality within their churches and communities. This groundbreaking three-day workshop, held from May 6–8, brought together pastors, pastresses, and church influencers—many of
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ALARM Kenya conducted three days of Gender, Equality, Reconciliation, and Partnership (GERP) training to pastors and leaders in Imaroro Ward, Mashuru Sub County, Kajiado County. The training aimed to increase leaders’ capacity to address gender, equality, reconciliation, and partnership challenges in their churches and communities. The cohort consisted of 46 pastors and leaders from 15
With more than 60% of its population under the age of 30, Burundi’s future hinges on empowering its youth to lead and thrive economically. In response to a growing culture of dependency and lack of initiative among many young people, ALARM-Burundi hosted a powerful one-day workshop on Servant Leadership and Economic Self-Dependence Through Small Projects
