EMPOWERING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
TO BECOME SELF-RELIANT BY STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES
PROGRAMSOur programs are based on principles of self-reliance with a “teach them to fish” premise where they determine what they really "need" to succeed. We apply these principles at all levels: individual, project, and institutional.
Therefore, we use a holistic approach in the areas of Life-Skills training, Education, Health, Orphan Care, Micro-Enterprise, Water & Agriculture and Community Empowerment. |
powerful projectsWe facilitate various holistic projects that save lives, teach skills and provide opportunities for life-long self-reliance among those with whom we work. We have short-term, long-term, donor specific and general ongoing projects and campaigns, that will allow everyone who wants to make a difference, an opportunity to help others. We invite you to select a Powerful Project that appeals to you and then DONATE to get it done!
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GET INVOLVEDWe always strive to be responsible in our management of all donated funds. We cannot solve all of the problems or help everyone. We are like the child on the seashore trying to save as many starfish as we can. We commit to maximize our effectiveness and invite you to help us by getting involved. Our hope is that together, we can save many more starfish.
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JOIN THOUSANDS OF OTHERS TO MAKE EVERY $1 COUNT
Be part of WORLD WATER DAY! Be part of the SOLUTION!
Africa has hundreds of dirty, disease ridden springs; where thousands of families go daily to collect water for all of their needs.
When you give $1 to 'Where Needed Most',
We can transform these cesspools into CLEAN, SAFE water outlets; for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene.
The water can also be used for farm animals and for kitchen gardens, so a family can produce food to help sustain life.
Africa has hundreds of dirty, disease ridden springs; where thousands of families go daily to collect water for all of their needs.
When you give $1 to 'Where Needed Most',
We can transform these cesspools into CLEAN, SAFE water outlets; for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene.
The water can also be used for farm animals and for kitchen gardens, so a family can produce food to help sustain life.
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