With your gift of ten dollars or more, Hope’s Doorway will fund the construction of the first ever community bridge so that children, who have lost their lives while trying to cross a makeshift pathway during the treacherous downpours of the rainy season, will be able to cross a safe bridge leading to educational opportunities […]
Recently I went to get my eyes checked and the visit reminded me of Sister Margaret in Zambia, Africa. Sister Margaret is an ophthalmic nurse provider who graciously invited us to spend the day with at her at her eye clinic. Sister Margaret is cheerful, caring, knowledgeable, educational and excited to help those with eye […]
This group of secondary students of which some are your sponsored 11th graders, sing a song that talks about unity in the language of Nyanja. The song says, “let us hold hands and work together so that we change our school, named Katuba”. They sing about their teacher’s, mentioning each by name in the song […]
12-2-19 Child sponsorship is an effective way to change the world of children. Your monthly sponsorship support provides a child with: ~Access to clean and safe drinking water ~Basic medical care and nutritional support ~Education including tuition, school supplies, school uniforms, and shoes ~Safe shelter, clothes, and blankets
NEVER GIVE UP, NEVER SURRENDER “Having up grown up in the midst of financial challenges that discouraged me from pursuing my education, I was blessed when I got sponsored to return to school. I have always felt and wished to pursue and complete my education. As a girl child, I have always been someone who […]
LSZ-C-013-Shepherd-Chuma Born 11-4-, 2018 My name is Shepherd and I am 12 years old. I live in Lukata village and I am attending the 5th grade in Primary school this year. At school I enjoy learning Mathematics and English. My parents are divorced and both live elsewhere. I live with my uncle whose main occupation […]
Girl’s 6 to 17 years of age internationally, are out of school. Powered by poverty, gender inequality, poverty, lack of menstrual supplies, poverty, child marriage, poverty, teen pregnancy, poverty, and violence equals lack of education for girls. Girls want to stay in school or go back to school. They want to learn, create and dream […]
Greetings from Zambia. My name is Rosina, I was born April 17, 2001, in Lukata village, in the Central Province of Zambia. I was born in a family of five children, I am the second born. I have had difficulties in my life due to poverty that has hit my family so hard due […]
Mirriam-Makombe-LSZ-C-009 My name is Mirrium and I am 10 years old. I live in Chikongo Village with my father and mother and two siblings. My father is a peasant farmer. My mother and I help out in farm work. I attend school in grade 3. I enjoy drawing at school. When I am not in […]
Maureen Mweemba – LSZ(T)-022 My name is Maureen Mweemba. I am 16 years old and was born on the 18th of November 2002. I am living in John Howard, Lusaka. I am an orphan. My mother died in 2013 and dad in 2011. I am the third born of seven children, five sisters and one […]