What we do
We support widows and orphans to live with dignity
We build homes for widows, support vulnerable hospital patients, care for orphaned children, visit prisoners with humanitarian assistance, and provide food, clothing, and emergency relief to vulnerable families. Through practical acts of Christian compassion, we restore dignity, strengthen hope, and help communities rebuild their lives.
We build and equip homes for widows
Many vulnerable widows live in unsafe huts that expose them to rain, cold, and insecurity. We identify families in greatest need, build decent homes, and provide essential household equipment, restoring dignity, safety, and hope for widows and their children.
We Support Hospital Patients
We help vulnerable patients who cannot afford medical care by paying hospital bills, providing food and hygiene items, and offering emotional and spiritual encouragement. Our support ensures that poverty does not prevent people from receiving life-saving treatment.
We Care for Orphans
We provide care and support for orphaned children by helping them access education, clothing, food, and other basic necessities. We believe every child deserves a safe environment and the opportunity to build a brighter future.
We Visit and Support Prisoners
We regularly visit prisons to provide food, clothing, and other essential items to inmates. Through prayer, encouragement, and humanitarian support, we remind prisoners that they are valued and not forgotten by society.
We Assist Vulnerable Families
Beyond widows and orphans, we respond to the urgent needs of vulnerable families by providing food, clothing, hygiene items, and emergency assistance. Our interventions help families overcome difficult circumstances and rebuild their lives with dignity.
We Mobilise Communities for Compassion
We bring together volunteers and members from across Burundi to serve those in need through voluntary contributions and acts of kindness. By promoting Christian compassion and shared responsibility, we inspire communities to care for their most vulnerable neighbours.
Who we care for
Widows
Many vulnerable widows face a reality which is not spoken very often. Sleeping in huts that offer little or no protection to rain or cold while raising kids alone.
Orphaned children
One of the worst incident on the world is missing parents being young, the time you need their care. We go to the place of parents and try to privde as little as we can
Prisoners
Some prisoners come from remote areas whereas other simply have no one to see them in prisons, we come, we visit them and give them hope and relief