Moseka Action Project is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring dignity and opportunity to women and children affected by war, sexual violence, human trafficking, albinism-related discrimination, and extreme poverty in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Founded in 2020, we provide access to education, healthcare, economic empowerment, and trauma-informed support while sharing the love and hope of Christ. Through scholarships, school supplies, vocational training, women’s savings groups, entrepreneurship programs, and advocacy, we help vulnerable families build sustainable futures.

Our flagship initiatives include:

• Dream Come True – providing education and school support for vulnerable children.

• Moseka Imara – empowering women through business literacy, vocational training, savings groups, and income-generating opportunities.

• Fearfully and Wonderfully Made – supporting people with albinism through sunscreen distribution, education, advocacy, and skin cancer prevention.

Since our founding, we have impacted hundreds of women and children across Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, helping families move from crisis to resilience. We believe every person is created with dignity, deserves opportunity, and has the potential to thrive.

Mission: Restore dignity and opportunity to women and children affected by war, sexual violence, human trafficking, albinism-related discrimination, and poverty through education, economic empowerment, and the love of Christ.