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Aid for Africa Member Providing Relief in Uganda to Landslide Survivors

Ugandan Refugee CampAid for Africa member Arlington Academy of Hope is providing relief on the ground in Bududa, Uganda, where landslides recently killed more than 400 people and forced the evacuation of some 4,000 more. Ugandan authorities expect 300,000 will be resettled. Arlington Academy of Hope’s primary school is just three miles from the disaster site.  Teachers, staff, parents, and students from the Academy are helping in two camps set up for refugees and the village where disaster struck. There are at least 2,000 children in the camps needing care.  You can make an immediate and direct difference to the people of Bududa by supporting Arlington Academy of Hope. Learn How

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