You’ve heard a great deal about the Protection Plan and Invisible Children’s work in Central Africa’s most vulnerable communities. We thought you’d like to see some of this work for yourself, so we put together this reel of photos taken in DR Congo and Central African Republic over the last few months.

Leaders from LRA-affected communities discuss “coming home” messaging and Invisible Children fliers at a recent conference in Dungu, DRC.

Arthur, one of the founders of Radio Zereda, a community-run radio that Invisible Children has
partnered with.

Invisible Children staff meet with partners in preparation for a new FM station in Dungu, DRC.

The exterior of the clinical block at the Dungu Rehabilitation Center.

Water supply for the Dungu Rehabilitation Center

The Dungu Rehabilitation Center from the rear of the building.

The Center’s soon-to-be-built structures, including classrooms, sports fields and dormitories, will be built in the foreground.

Invisible Children staff traveled to Bas Uele in November to meet with prospective partners in the Bas Uele Early Warning expansion.

In November, Invisible Children staff met with local leaders to discuss future sites for Early Warning expansion in Bas Uele.

This teenage girl and was abducted and spent three months with the LRA.  She was able to receive counseling at Invisible Children’s rehab center in Dungu, DR Congo.

L-R: Ashby, Sarah, David
Invisible Children DRC staff outside our offices in Dungu