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Slowly, with pandemic conditions becoming part of daily life, our projects are resuming outreach services to their vulnerable communities. While coping with COVID is a challenge there as it is here in Canada, the need to re-engage with those who are struggling most...

The second phase of the Tanzanian Agricultual program is nearly complete with a good harvest, including sweet potatoes. Pictured is project leader Titus Mashala, who has been hard at work mentoring widows and orphans to realize this harvest. The second phase also saw...

2021 is quickly slipping by and the ability to fly to Africa to visit our projects continues to be a challenge as the pandemic has not abated to the extent that the cost of travel and COVID protocols makes a trip viable. In the interim, we are grateful to Geoffrey...

October 2021 brings another planting season for our projects. Last year, to manage the significant rise in food costs at market for our widows and orphans, we began renting plots and supplying seed and fertilizer for our vulnerable communities to grow their own food....

After a successful launch in 2020 plans are in motion to once again plant crops to help feed widows and orphans. Not only does the effort help alleviate the impact of the significant price of food but also gives those who are vulnerable the chance to become self...

After a successful spring harvest, maize is ready to be shelled. Widows and helpers tackle the task in Chipata under the supervision of Geoff Muvumbo, project manager in this part of Zambia. Donations to Project HOPE facilitated the renting of farmland and planting of...

The work in Liberia continues as Fred Varnie, our project partner, cares for widows and orphans who have significant needs. Fred shared news in the past few days of a widow, Esther, that he purchased medicine for that she critically required. In this basic hospital...

Critical care continues at the Saikalo School in Kasama, Zambia, where each day all students receive a meal. During the pandemic the school has had to scale back its class sizes to meet guidelines. Meal service has not stopped as this much needed resource is a...

Our May 2021 Calendar of HOPE features one of our orphans. Our project partner, Geoffrey Muvumbo, recently shared an update about this young man who is supported by Project HOPE: “Reuben was hospitalized for about a week due to a snake bite a few weeks ago....

The work continues by all Project HOPE partners as vulnerable people are served through this ongoing pandemic. Our faithful project managers are caring for those who have no other resource or advocate. As the photograph depicts, vulnerable people includes men and...

We are getting close! Crops are maturing and we are anticipating a good harvest in Tanzania. The first phase of this new project is coming to a close and we are looking to have significant research done to inform our next steps in this exciting venture. Titus Mashala...

In the final months of 2020 we provided funds for Geoff and Martha Muvumbo in Chipata, Zambia, to rent farmland and assist widows and orphans with seed and fertilizer. By planting their own crops, the women and children would be able to feed themselves once crops were...

Happy New Year! 2020 is officially in the history books and we look to this new year for better, healthier days with an answer to the pandemic. While the good news of vaccine roll out is encouraging, 2021 will still pose challenges for all of us. But, on this day, we...