Affiliations

Afilliations

LaOlam’s relationship with the University Eben-Ezer Minembwe (UEMI) began in 2012. In 2013, LaOlam sent a leadership team to the Democratic Republic of Congo to evaluate the possibility and feasibility of partnering together with UEMI on ongoing long-term projects.
On February 15, 2015, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between the UEMI and LaOlam organizations to cement our ongoing relationship and partnership. Since then, LaOlam has recruited, organized, and facilitated teams of teachers, doctors, engineers, social workers, and other professionals, as well as student interns work alongside of UEMI. These volunteers served the people of the Minembwe region with new and ongoing educational and community development programs.

LaOlam’s relationship with the University Eben-Ezer Minembwe (UEMI) began in 2012. In 2013, LaOlam sent a leadership team to DRC to evaluate the possibility and feasibility of partnering together with UEMI on ongoing long-term projects.
On February 15, 2015, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between the UEMI and LaOlam organizations to cement our ongoing relationship and partnership. Since then, LaOlam has recruited, organized, and facilitated teams of teachers, doctors, engineers, social workers, and other professionals, as well as student interns work alongside of UEMI. These volunteers served the people of the Minembwe region with new and ongoing educational and community development programs.

Seminars and trainings on topics including: Gender Equality, Tribal Reconciliation, Community Health, Family Health, Care of Aging Family Members, Emergency Medical Care, School Staff First Aid, Advanced Medical Training for Hospital and Clinic Staff
In-class assistance/training for the UEMI primary and secondary school teachers and staff. As well as ongoing training courses regarding non-violent classroom discipline.
Research and development projects with UEMI Agronomy students and graduates including specific training, engineering and building of below surface greenhouses to combat local weather issues.
An annual English Language summer camp

Seminars and trainings on topics including: Gender Equality, Tribal Reconciliation, Community Health, Family Health, Care of Aging Family Members, Emergency Medical Care, School Staff First Aid, Advanced Medical Training for Hospital and Clinic Staff
In-class assistance/training for the UEMI primary and secondary school teachers and staff. As well as ongoing training courses regarding non-violent classroom discipline.
Research and development projects with UEMI Agronomy students and graduates including specific training, engineering and building of below surface greenhouses to combat local weather issues.
An annual English Language summer camp