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MISSION STATEMENT

Peace for All International is a non-profit organization, committed to
working with communities worldwide to achieve lasting peace,
promote healing and to create a self-sufficient economy.

Through a holistic approach, Peace for All International will use its
funding to:

  • address economic needs by initiating sustainable, micro-
    enterprises that are manageable by the community.
  • address the need for cultural revival by initiating activities and
    programs that help to alleviate the effects of trauma caused
    by war and structural violence.
  • promote non-violence by initiating peace and conflict
    resolution workshops
  • promote individual and community healing.
Current Projects
1.  Restaurant in IDP camp in Pader
During PFAI's  visit to the IDP camp in Pader, the community
decided that they wanted to open a restaurant.  Under the direction
of a seasoned restaurant owner with years of experience, this was
accomplished.
The function of the restaurant focuses on three community-based
goals: The first is to provide unskilled community members with an
opportunity to train in both catering and hotel management.
Secondly the goal is to utilize the money generated from the
restaurant to help others with small business plans and development.
At a broader level the restaurant aims to enhance the local economy
by purchasing local produce.
The restaurant is already open and operational and all reports are
positive that this will be a successful endeavour.
Customers already enjoying their meal at the
restaurant.
Women from the IDP camp learn restaurant
management, and provide an income for
their families.
2.  Grinding Mill
Peace for All International hopes to empower the Pit-Tek’s women’s
group by donating a grinding mill which will aid business initiatives.
One of the primary objectives for the donation of the grinding mill was
to train women in business related skills.  Through providing a
community service of grinding grains, the grinding mill project allows
the women to operate a successful, needed business, with benefits
shared as follows:  30% orphanage; 20% office; 15% individual; 20%
maintenance; 5% emergence; 10% group savings

Through production and income generation women would be trained
and encouraged to utilize their skills by offering micro grants to women
so they can develop their own small scale businesses. Like other
programs offered by Peace for All International they would be
encouraged to save a percentage of earnings for future use.
Mill management will be overseen by the Pit-Tek’s women’s group and
Peace for All International.
Future and Proposed Projects
1.  Demonstration Farm
2.  Peace Building and Conflict Resolution Centre
3.  Micro-Credit Centre
4.  Youth Centre Proposal
Grinding machine being delivered to the Pit-Tek
Women's Group in the IDP camp in Pader
3.  Orphanage
4. Livestock Procurement &
Animal Husbandry
PFAI's orphanage within the IDP camp in the Pader
District of Northern Uganda currently supports 61 children,
providing education twice a week as well as breakfast and
lunch.  
Instruction includes:
•        Importance of peace.
•        Conflict resolution.
•        Traditions and culture of their respective tribes.
•        Importance of their traditions.
•        Interaction with other people.
•        Respect of other cultures.
•        Introduction of basic formal education in both English
and the local language.
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