Carl Gaede – Tutapona from Rhema Media on Vimeo.
Tutapona is a non-profit organisation in Uganda that helps traumatized victims of conflict through the love of Jesus Christ in a positive and emancipatory manner.
Carl Gaede, an American, is a key person in the work of Tutapona. Tutapona has helped 30,000 survivors of trauma in Uganda. Here Carl Gaede is interviewed on New Zealand television.
More about Tutapona here
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