
Building a University in Angola
When Angola’s
27-year-long Civil War ended in 2002, half a million people had
been killed and 1/3 of Angola’s
population was internally displaced.
Guerra Freitas survived the
war. He now lives in Chicago.
Freitas is the founder the organization Share Circle.
It works to help people near Guerra’s hometown of Quito
in central Angola.
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"SHAREcircle
strongly believes that the answer to the seeds supply problem is
to grow and multiply seeds locally in Angola." Please
learn more how you can help...

Please join us in welcoming new Board members to SHAREcircle Board
of Directors! Learn more...

SHARE's Board of Directors appointed Ahmed M. Ahmed as the SHAREcircle
Angola Country Representative. Ahmed, the former CARE Angola Representative
Learn more...

For
the last three months, SHARE has been distributing school
material to some of the neediest schools in Kuito City. In Addition
SHARE distributed 400 bicycles to teachers, evangelists, and orphans.
See pictures of distributions
here...

Next month, SHARE
will distribute vegetable, corn and beans seeds to 2000 returnee
families (Internally Displaced People, and Refugees going back to
their areas of origin) in Bie and Kuando Kubango provinces, Angola.This
project was made possible by generous grants from the Brethren Service
Center and the Global Food Cricis Fund. For
a list of our current projects, please click here.
A
solar powered oven will make it possible to train orphans
of war in their late teens and others without livelihoods to bake
bread. This will give people a profession, income, and facilitate
re-integration into Angolan society. Read
more...
SHAREcircle helps save lives, create economic opportunities, restore
hope and forge a better tomorrow for the orphans of war, single
mothers, widows of war, internally displace people and refugees.
SHARE focuses on work in Angola and responds to the needs of the
most disadvantaged through its emergency and development programs.
In order to accomplish the work God has entrusted to this organization,
SHARE has teamed up with the Church World Service, Church of the
Brethren, CARE Angola, and a number of volunteers in the Chicagoland
area and beyond to send to Angola canned beef, blankets, school
kits and health kits to hospitals, schools, elderly care centers
and internally displaced people (IDPs) camps in Angola. With the
influx of refugees and IDPs returning to their areas of origin,
SHARE will focus on projects that enable the returnees to become
self reliant. Join SHAREcircle's People-To-People Network by making
a generous gift today! Your
donation will enable us to accomplish the work God has entrusted
us!
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