The Africa Inland Mission (AIM) is a Christian missionary organization founded in 1895. Its primary goal is to spread the Christian faith and support local communities in Africa. AIM focuses on reaching people in remote areas, often working in partnership with local churches and organizations to provide education, healthcare, and community development. AIM operates in several countries across East Africa, including Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. The organization emphasizes cultural sensitivity and aims to empower local leaders to take on roles in their communities. Through various programs, AIM seeks to improve the quality of life while sharing its spiritual message.