Pam Graves on the Crisis Facing Uganda's Young Girls

Amina Hope founder Pam Graves sat down with Pastor Zach Terry on the Code Red Podcast to tell the part of the story most people never hear. How she came to know Christ in her 40s. How one mission trip to Uganda rearranged the rest of her life.

Pam does not skip the hard parts. She talks about the poverty, the child marriage, the corruption, and the spiritual darkness she found, and she talks about the joy and resilience of the people she serves, which she did not expect to find alongside all the rest.

She also talks about why Amina Hope exists. Not to hand out relief, but to break generational cycles by giving girls at risk of early marriage and exploitation an education, a safe place to grow, and a future they get to choose.

What Pam covers

• Her journey to faith
• Making room for Jesus and finding purpose
• How God opened the door to missions in Uganda
• The trip that changed everything
• Creating generational change through education
• Protecting girls from child marriage and exploitation
• Facing corruption and learning to serve wisely
• Rescuing at-risk girls through education
• Teaching life skills, health, and vocational training
• How to support and pray for Amina Hope

Where to watch

The full episode is on the Code Red Podcast with Dr. Zach Terry, produced by Maximum Life Media. Watch it above, or find it on the Maximum Life Media channel.

Stand with these girls

If Pam's story moves you, there are two things you can do today. You can give, and every gift funds scholarships, training, and healthcare that keep a girl in school and out of a forced marriage. Or you can volunteer, pray, or partner with us.