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September 27, 2022
Daily, four year old Simon* experiences the love of the Care Workers, who act as additional mother figures in his life. Since their intervention, Simon’s health has improved, he is growing well, his confidence is improving, and he dreams of becoming a policeman one day. Care Worker Juliet shares: “I am thankful for how I can see healing taking place. Just seeing him being welcomed and given an opportunity to just be a child is life-changing.” – Mount Moriah Community, Zambia
April 4, 2022
For much of 12-year-old Elen’s* life, she has struggled with acute anaemia, requiring regular visits to the hospital. At times, she has felt hopeless. Yet God’s hand has been upon her life and despite the odds, she has survived, and through the love and support of the Care Workers, is starting to flourish. Care Worker Rosemary, led by a Christ-like love for Elen, ensures that she receives a nutritious meal daily and is given the extra food needed to help with her anaemia. God has used Rosemary to reveal His love for Elen, who sees the Care Point as her second home. Although she still struggles with sickness, she knows that God heals and so has more hope for her future. – Mount Moriah Community, Zambia
March 18, 2021
Mavis, member of the local Hands at Work team in Luanshya, sharing bible stories with the children in Mount Moriah Community, Zambia.
March 2, 2021
"We are in no rush to get home. Although we are widowed, we are committed to Jesus." - one of the Care Workers shared.
"It was obvious that they were comfortable being at the Care Point and that it was a safe place for them, which was hugely encouraging.” - Dawson Reddekopp, International Volunteer (Canada) shares about his recent time with the Care Workers from Mount Moriah Community, Zambia.
January 11, 2019
When seven-year-old Lawrence’s* grandfather passed away and his grandmother remarried, Lawrence and his mother ended up living in Twashuka Community, Zambia. Often carrying the responsibility of an adult, Lawrence would go to the nearby town to beg for money or find odd jobs to survive as his mother is unable to work. Thankfully, he now attends the Care Point, where he is known, supported and loved, and has the freedom to be a child.
September 21, 2018
When the Hands at Work local office team in Luanshya, Zambia, did church mobilisation in the community of Twashuka, the wife of one of the pastors, Siphwe, committed to becoming a Care Worker.
She shares, “I have a heart of compassion and I don’t feel good when people are suffering, even if I have nothing that I can give them. I feel good when I am serving and it fulfils my heart. Now I feel complete because it has always been one of my dreams to be serving the children who have no one to look after them.”