We advance families and access in Mozambique
Since 2003, Advance has been working to build thriving, sustainable communities and improve the health of individuals and families in Mozambique.
With our partners, NGUNI, a local NGO, Advance supports families in Mozambique through access to clean water, nutritional education, and HIV/AIDS testing and support. We’re training local families how to sustainably produce nutritious food and maintain sanitary water systems, fostering healthy families for generations to come.
EMPOWERING STORIES
Read the latest stories of how people and families have found hope, health, and fulfillment in the communities we serve.
Mozambique, Africa Stories
Bato is a sharp and resourceful young man. At 19-years-old, he’s the main bread-winner for his siblings and ill mother in Mozambique. It’s a duty Bato takes seriously, so much so that…
Watching your baby take her first step. Hearing her say “mama.” Few of life’s joys compare to seeing your child reach these early milestones. But a lack of food all but robbed…
Submitted by Eduarda Cipriano, Executive Director, NGUNI (Esperança’s indigenous partner in Mozambique) The Social Determinants of Health Impacting HIV/AIDS in Mozambique For most people in western countries, HIV and AIDS are a…
Submitted by Tatumn Zale, Development Associate The 5th of December is World Soil Day. Soil is the ultimate life supply for healthy food, ecology, and a healthy planet as a whole! This day is…
When we met Margarida, a single mother raising four children in rural Mozambique, it was clear she needed help. Her family was working tirelessly to grow food the best way they knew…
What can $100 do? Beat back a deadly disease ...? Offer security after a loved one dies ...? Set up a family business, to give a struggling widow a whole new way…
One in eight households in the United States is food insecure. That means that over 40 million people do not have access to enough food. Globally, there are over 2 billion people struggling with food security.…
In Mozambique, there is very little work to be had, causing families to survive on what they grow themselves in tiny plots of land called machambas. Flora, a mother of five, works…
No matter where we live in the world, we all have one thing in common - we all want our community to be sustainable and thrive.You may have heard the term "sustainable…
HIV testing and treatment is still met with hesitation and distrust in Mozambique, home to an estimated 2 million HIV-positive residents. Here, the disease is often not fully understood by community members…
