The organisation assists the female returnees with their children's education and helps the families to cope with the stigma of association with the LRA.

Sister Rachele Fassera, the deputy headmistress of the school, followed the rebels into the bush, and negotiated the release of 109 of the girls.

She received support from the Children of War Reintegration Centre in the city of Gulu, that is operated by World Vision.

Later, she co-founded the Watye Ki Gen non-profit, which assists fellow female returnees with re-integration issues.

[1][4] In June 2014, Angela spoke to the United Nations chiefs and to government leaders from 140 countries at the "Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict", held in London and chaired by William Hague and Angelina Jolie.