Missions to Africa
Missions to Africa prepares life changing mission trips packages for small groups, missionary organizations, families, and individuals
who want to serve in Africa. We lead missions to Kenya, Uganda, Burkina Faso, DR Congo and Sudan.
As your mission trips outfitters we aim for evangelization, African orphans outreach, and your life changing experience.
Meet Our Young Leaders
Our ministries reached into different countries of Asia and
Africa, our kids always knew they have sisters and
brothers in distant lands with different languages and
customs. We always wondered, if in spite of the
differences they could really relate to each other? In
spring of 2013 we arranged for this unprecedented
gathering and the fellowship. The results surpassed our
greatest expectations.
Watch the attached video and see for yourself.
Construction Projects
Not an educator? Not a problem. Once buildings are
populated, there is still plenty to be done on the home
property. Short term trips can work on construction
projects including: help with water wells or water
retention systems, setting up a small farm or vegetable
garden, build a kitchen, cafeteria, playground or
basketball court, buy and plant fruit trees.
Aquaponics:
Sustainable Agriculture Project
The dry climate greatly contributes greatly to the crop
failure. That leads to famine and prolonged poverty.
We partner with community development projects
promoting better usages of available water and other
resources.
Watch the AQUAPONICS video to learn about or
recent environmentally sustainable food security
project:
Medical Mission Trips
Join us in providing medical relief to African orphans
and their caregivers. This program places medical
volunteers in permanent or temporary clinics that treat
wide range of patients and with common diseases.
You will work helping to assist with injuries, malaria,
pneumonia, anti-fungal treatments, providing eye and
dental care. It is a great opportunity to serve not only
for doctors, but for medical student seeking hands on
experience as well.
Watch the video to learn how a simple hernia surgery
changed this boy’s entire life.
Children Adaptation Programs
As the Christian organizations in Africa are driven to
open new Church Orphan Homes, and new groups of
children are welcomed in, the process of initial
stabilization is often a challenging one. These kids
were previously exposed to abandonment, hunger and
economic exploitation. If interested, your group can be
part of activities aiming at psychological and medical
changes they need. The workshops may involve:
counseling, daily hygiene awareness classes, and
sport and fine arts activities promoting appropriate
social skills and behaviors. These are great mission
opportunities for teachers, nurses and social workers.
Food Distribution Projects
Severe droughts throughout Africa have caused the worst famine in decades. The first step
in caring for millions, many of them children, hopelessly crowded in refugee camps is
providing for the most basic need: food. From ready to use packaged goods to seeds, much
help is sent to Africa every year. But another challenge is to ship the transports to those who
really need them the most. The churches we work with are helping distribute life-giving food
to the poorest while sharing the Gospel message. Would you like to be part of that project?
Cross-cultural Women Connections
We want to connect American women with women who help in our Church Orphan Homes,
or are part of the Church congregations in Africa. We know that through cross-cultural
learning, worship, and work they could build friendship and trust, and grow many partnership
opportunities. We hope that as the women connect they’ll able to discover their global
potential and work together on projects whether to achieve economic independence or to
support entire Church Orphan Homes. Contact our Missions Department and ask about
woman-to-woman mission trip opportunities.
We are Mission Trips Ministry of Warm Blankets Orphan Care International©
Clean Water Solution
Unclean water claims more life than war! Many people in the rural areas of Africa use surface
water from area ponds and streams, or rain water collected from roof-tops. Such water is
often contaminated by bacteria like dysentery or cholera. Give the gift of clean water to them!
You can do so as a part of a mission team that provides and teaches how to use and maintain
water filters. You could also share awareness about dangers of using contaminated water
through health and hygiene education programs.
