Africa Youth Ministries Uganda as a social action Ministry or Faith Based Ngo, was found on a Christian Foundation and inspired by the Holy Scriptures: Mat 25:35:36 to care for the needy, Isaiah 1:17 to learn to do right just, seek justice, encourage the oppressed, defend the cause of the fatherless plead the case of the widow, Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after Orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world, Mat 28:19 go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, Mt 6:14-15 preach the gospel of forgiveness. As members of Africa Youth Ministries we’re called to bear witness of Jesus Christ in our actions and word.

Africa Youth Ministries Uganda is greatly involved in the HIV/AIDS awareness & prevention campaigns focused on secondary schools. This is in response to the staggering currents statistics released by UNAIDS, which indicate a high rate of infections between the ages of 14-25. In Sub-Saharan Teens and young adults ages 15-24 currently make up almost a third of the 42 million people known to be living with HIV/AIDS. UNAIDS Statistics on Uganda indicate between 90,000-136,000 young women aged 14-24 are living with HIV/AIDS and 39,000-58,000 young men are living with HIV/AIDS. Sub-Saharan Africa has been more devastated by the HIV/AIDS epidemic than any other world region. The epidemic is taking an enormous toll on the region’s youth: Nearly 10 million women and men aged 15–24—roughly one in 14 young adults—are living with HIV/AIDS, and half of new infections in 2003 occurred among this age-group.

In addition, youth have suffered indirectly from the epidemic: Millions of children and teenagers in Sub-Saharan Africa have lost at least one parent to AIDS.

The HIV/AIDS epidemic has created an orphan crisis in this nation; its believed over 1.5 million Ugandan children under 14 have lost a parent or both to the epidemic. These children are left helpless, Africa Youth Ministries is supporting such Children through education support which includes scholastic materials e.g. Books, Pens, pencils, and school uniform.

Under its medical projects, Africa Youth Ministries is building a fully fledged hospital (Living Hope Hospital) with a nursing school in the newly created district of Luwuku, this will be the first hospital in the district with a major focus on HIV/AIDS intervention and pediatric cases. The first phase of the hospital is nearing completion with all ground work and foundation done. The Hospital and the training school will be spread out on the Buwunda Hill, the total available land for this development is 809 hectares.

Africa Youth Ministries with various partners e.g. Churches, Schools, Universities, Colleges, Schools and Individuals, has been able to building 132 descent homes for orphaned Children as a result of the AIDS Epidemic in Uganda.