They also support agricultural activities and other outreach programs in Lokodiokodioi and Lotome primary schools and neighboring communities and groups. With the collaboration of local governments and stakeholders, over 500 kids were rescued and sent to some of the above mentioned primary schools. If all goes well, similar activities will be extended to other communities to enhance the prevention of trafficking, women and community empowerment. Since AFJN (Washington, DC) stepped foot in Uganda in the name of advocacy and women empowerment, the impact is clear. This ranges from abused women, child mothers and the marginalized members of the society particularly in the Karamoja’s Napak District and other parts of northern Uganda.