Burundi, where he was headed, was a small country in east Africa. The country was still recovering from a civil war and a series of political crises that had left it one of the poorest nations on the continent. Poverty was rampant, and access to basic essentials like food and clean water were hard to come by. People also lacked access to adequate health care, as hospitals and medical facilities were sparse and overburdened.

Despite the difficult conditions, the people of Burundi were resilient and strong. They had endured a great deal, and their commitment to healing and rebuilding their country was clear. Aaron was determined to do what he could to help the people he would meet.

After a long 30-hour flight from Australia, Aaron and his team finally arrived in Burundi, exhausted and ready for the challenge ahead. They stepped out of the airport and were immediately hit with a wall of heat. The dusty air felt thick and heavy, and the sun beat down fiercely. Aaron's team looked around at the small airport, taking in the surrounding scene. The airport was in rough shape, and the buildings were weathered and worn. The signs of poverty were everywhere, from the crumbling roads to the worn and tired faces of the people around them.

After settling near the troubled neighborhood, Aaron and his team got to work, diving right into helping the people around them. As he worked, the sound of voices singing and cheering suddenly caught his attention. He paused, looking up from his work, and wondered what could cause such a joyful sound. As he approached, Aaron noticed that the crowd was gathered around a nearby resident, you. They were all dancing, the joy on their faces a bright spot in the midst of all the poverty and struggle. The resident's joy was infectious, and soon Aaron found himself caught up in the moment. The group was dancing with a sort of wild abandon, their bodies moving to the beat of traditional music Despite the fact that they had little, their happiness was palpable.