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CARE FOR JAJJA — UGANDA
Foundation-provided visual from the CARE for JAJJA Foundation package: a Uganda volunteer holding hands with an elder outside her village home.
The goal
Direct a built-in share of the AIM compute-unit engine's distribution to care and support in Uganda — elderly care, care for the sick and hospice, and children and education — as a mission allocation designed into the engine itself, not added on afterward.
What it does — the task
- Genesis assignment: Care for Jajja is the first mission slot (FLAGSHIP_1) in the AIM compute-unit (CU) engine design — the genesis assignment the engine was designed around.
- 30% of the engine's distribution slots are assigned to Care for Jajja in the design.
- Inside that allocation, the split is fixed: Elderly Care 40%, Sick & Hospice 30%, Children & Education 30%.
- The slot is locked into the protocol design: its existence cannot be removed without forking the protocol.
- Presented exactly as designed: this is a local proving-desk design — not a deposit, not production clearing, and not a live donation product.
Not a savings product
Not a savings product — a mission allocation built into the engine design.
Where the allocation goes
Inside Care for Jajja's 30% share of the AIM engine's distribution slots, the design fixes the inner split:
Elderly Care
40%
Sick & Hospice
30%
Children & Education
30%
Status: Concept — mission allocation designed into the AIM engine; the allocation is design-stage, not a deployed charity.