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Context and Need Statement: 5.1 Economic Challenges

The International Apostolic Mission in Uganda addresses significant economic, social, and spiritual challenges affecting the community, including high youth unemployment and a lack of mentorship. The organization seeks to empower 1,500 individuals through training in faith-driven entrepreneurship and support for sustainable business practices. A partnership with Faith Driven Entrepreneur is proposed to enhance these initiatives and promote economic growth within the church community.

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Context and Need Statement: 5.1 Economic Challenges

The International Apostolic Mission in Uganda addresses significant economic, social, and spiritual challenges affecting the community, including high youth unemployment and a lack of mentorship. The organization seeks to empower 1,500 individuals through training in faith-driven entrepreneurship and support for sustainable business practices. A partnership with Faith Driven Entrepreneur is proposed to enhance these initiatives and promote economic growth within the church community.

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INTERNATIONAL APOSTOLIC MISSION

IN UGANDA
P.O. Box 4645 Kampal (Uganda) Tel:+256 781 262 897, +256 774 899 118
Email: [Link]@[Link]

5. CONTEXT AND NEED STATEMENT


Uganda faces significant social and economic challenges that directly affect the body of Christ:
5.1 Economic Challenges

High youth unemployment


Limited business mentorship and entrepreneurial training
Low financial literacy across rural communities

Small businesses collapsing due to inadequate knowledge, planning, and support


5.2 Family and Social Struggles
Men struggling with identity, responsibility, and provision

High levels of poverty-related family breakdown


Cultural pressures and gender-based violence

Lack of mentorship for young people


5.3 Spiritual Needs
Many churches lack trained leaders able to connect faith with practical living

Believers struggle to balance spirituality with work, productivity, and stewardship


Church members need models of godly entrepreneurship
5.4 Why IAFM Seeks Partnership With FDE
IAFM believes the future of the church requires empowered believers who understand that:
Kingdom impact grows when believers flourish spiritually and economically.
A partnership with Faith Driven Entrepreneur will help IAFM scale programs that equip believers to
start, grow, and sustain faith-driven businesses.
6. PROJECT GOAL
To equip 1,500 men, women, and youth within IAFM Uganda to develop faith-driven business
mindsets, acquire entrepreneurial skills, and launch sustainable income-generating activities over a
period of 12–18 months.
7. OBJECTIVES
Train church leaders in faith-driven entrepreneurship and kingdom stewardship.
Conduct regional entrepreneurship workshops for men, youth, and women.
Provide mentorship and coaching for start-ups and small businesses.

Establish Faith-Driven Bus

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