Stories
We hope these stories, told by MAF staff, our partners and supporters, will both inform and encourage you
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Living with Malaria
The eye-opening journey of one MAF family who have battled the side-effects of malaria for longer than anyone imagined.
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MAF engineer’s tools were ‘too hot to handle’ as temperatures soared to 43 degrees
Dave Waterman knows all about working in extreme conditions in South Sudan. He...
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Coronavirus and deadly flash floods could spell double disaster for Uganda
Heavy rain on 7th May caused four rivers in the Kasese District in western Uganda to burst...
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Coronavirus world news
As the pandemic progresses, we get the latest from MAF staff...
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MAF Uganda makes its first emergency relief flight to flood-hit Kasese District since lockdown began
As coronavirus restrictions lift across Uganda and heavy rains ease...
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We can be heroes!
Tutapona, an NGO which provides trauma counselling to refugees, has launched a new children's trauma rehabilitation programme - 'Hero's...
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A chance to live
Kim Job recalls a recent medevac flown by her husband Jason, for an expectant mother with multiple health complications. Having recently driven the...
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Dama gazelle rescue in Chad
In January, MAF Chad was approached by The Sahara Conservation Fund (SCF) to participate in a mission to track and capture some dama gazelle...
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An all-encompassing ministry
Pastor Dave Jaggerman from Wyoming and New Yorker Sean Gardner, flew into Gulu on the Uganda-South Sudan border to deliver chaplaincy...
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God speaks your language
On 21 February, the United Nations marks International Mother Language Day to recognise the importance language plays in education, development...
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Eager to pray
In Autumn last year, MAF Madagascar had the privilege of flying two Bible translators on the first flight of 5Y-AMF after it had a major maintenance...
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School Partnerships between the UK and Uganda
The Brickworks supports four schools in Uganda, which provide education to over 4,000 refugee children from South Sudan....
