Dr. Roger Brown sits calmly in his chair. His office is quiet, the afternoon breeze blowing through the open window. Roger is currently the world’s only missionary-child psychiatrist.

AIM AIR visits and encourages Zande church leaders and displaced families in C.A.R.

“It was made to be used as a tool for mobilizers over a long period of time. Hopefully, for years to come.” In the two years since the film’s release, it seems to be just starting this journey.

Based in Nairobi, Kenya, Tumaini is a multi-disciplinary counselling centre that is one of a kind on the African continent.

“AIM AIR is good at being an option where there are no options. We go as far as we can by commercial aircraft or by road and then put a base there.”

It’s the golden hour, in a golden place—perfect for a romantic stroll or an inspired moment of quiet introspection. Also perfect, incidentally, for making a movie.

All forty-four were gathered in the main rehabilitation room. They sat on floor mats, a mass of giggles and crutches.