We believe in services developed and delivered by the Foundation, for individuals and families, to tackle the stigma, distress and practical issues that when arising a support a relative in the Criminal Justice System.
AIMES FOUNDATION believes that offenders can make a difference by the time they come out of jail.We believe that through our action, we can contribute to the delicacies go through discrimination as a result of their pasts involvement in the criminal justice system. Worrow We to banish the guilty by association label that your members experience by working with our partners in the criminal justice system to promote the role of the personality and build of the issues they face.
We diversity and promote included across the services we provide, responding to the needs of service users and promoting equality of circumstances, gender, age, race, marital status, pregnancy, religion or beliefs or disability.
We believe AIMES FOUNDATION has the potential to contribute to an offender’s long-term desistance by playing a role in their resettlement and rehabilitation. We believe through our ministry, the answer to their own problems, get an identity and develop solutions. We believe that form inmate should be able to access and appropriate support at every stage of the social and criminal justice system AIMES believe in full prosperity of the spirit, soul, and body of the man, and the fight again in training in training organisation abroad and orphanages.
HOSPITAL VISION
In the hospital where AIMES operates the vision is to bring the healing Gospel to the sicks , to save and deliver many from the turmoil of Christless life, making their stay in the hospital bearable, by hope bringing and supplying material assistance to those in real need. The aid we bring to patients there is beyond gifts, it's psychological and spiritual through the Word of God. A number of times we brought to Christ some dying patients, and the next day they were death. New converts willing to know the Lord deeper are oriented towards some of our chapels by the time they check out.
NEEDS
- Hand sanitizers
- Janitorial equipment
- Masks, globes; alcohol
- Bibles and tracts
- Wheel chairs
- Crutches
ACTIVITIES
Usually we go to the hospital once a week on Saturday because many of our volunteers are more available that day.
Our ambition is to extend the charity ministry to all the hospitals of Yaoundé and to bring the Gospel to patients.
The year 2019 was a full time year for the activities of our branch Aimes Foundation at the Central Hospital. Must of our activities were essentially based on prayer for the sticks, evangelization healing and deliverance
The evangelistic strategy set in place based on two by two groups following the Lord New Testament bible model when He feels the disciples in days Teams ago to patient’s rooms in others to bring them personally the Word of God.
One of the main challenges we faced during the all year was the lack of transport. Many of the coworkers sometimes walked by foot the distance Silver Sprint Maryland-Washington DC. It was self-sponsoring. We share in bracket this because we are asking for money, but.
In September 2019 we succeeded to manage a gifts ceremony with our partners of paramedical union to offer people glasses, bible, wheel chair and medications. At this day one of the main challenge remain the follow up of the new converts when they live the hospital.
Finally, the hospital remains one of the most fertile ground to win souls, for when people are desperately in they pain easy to God, and we continuous to pray asking the Lord the sent most laborer in his harvest.
- In summary in 2019 we went out 29 times
- About 48 got save
- 200 were reached by the gospel
- Almost 400 were distributed
- 158 persons were healed
