Feed the Hungry Tribes
(We receive donations through the National Christian Foundation USA)
Whoever gives to the poor will lack nothing,
but those who close their eyes to poverty will be cursed. Proverbs 28:27
Feed the Hungry
We have been providing hot meals for the desperately poor since 2008. In addition to meals, we also engage in food distribution during flood disasters. Since our inception, we have served a total of 96,800 meals to those in need. Our ongoing ministry consistently delivers over 800 meals each month, with local leaders taking charge of this essential service.
Water for the Thirsty
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Since 2008, we have addressed the critical issue of safe drinking water in our region. With undrinkable water contributing to ongoing dehydration and liver disease, we recognized the urgent need for access to clean water. From 2008 to 2013, we installed five hand pumps in various villages, improving water availability for many rural communities. However, the quality of the water remained a concern due to groundwater sediments.
​To tackle this problem, we implemented six major water filtration systems in 2016 and 2018. These systems have significantly improved the safety and cleanliness of the water, ensuring that the local population has access to much healthier drinking water. Our commitment to providing both food and clean water continues to positively impact the lives of those we serve.
Elemantary Schools
We are thrilled to announce the opening of three new elementary schools in the underserved regions, after eight years of dedicated prayer and effort. These schools aim to provide a brighter future for children who often work in the crop fields to support their families. Currently, we have welcomed 161 students, and we are committed to offering them the education and opportunities they deserve. Together, we can make a difference in their lives and empower them for a better tomorrow.
Free Medical Clinics
Since 2008, we have proudly organized 16 free mobile medical camps to support those in need. Our dedicated teams of trained doctors and nurses provide essential care, often making a lifesaving difference, particularly for children affected by dehydration from intestinal diseases. To date, we have treated over 2,000 patients, demonstrating our commitment to serving the poor and alleviating suffering in our community. Your support allows us to continue this vital work.Since 2008 we have provided 16 free mobile medical camps to serve the poor and suffering. The camps are led by trained doctors and nurses. In some instances, our work is lifesaving, especially for the children who often suffer from dehydration caused by intestinal diseases. We have treated over 2,000 patients since 2008..
