“In Jerusalem, we visited Hovy’s patient, L., the old gogo for whom the team put together a commode last year. Her legs are now so weak that she crawled to the door to let us in (a very sad sight). Zwelithini [care worker] wants her to get X-rays so they can see exactly what hasContinue reading “Frank and Ruthie Wey Report (3)”
Category Archives: Food parcels
Frank and Ruthie Wey Report (1)
“On our first day in Mahushu, we met two women, both of whom had no food in their homes. We promised food the following week, as we had not yet purchased any. It has since been given, as well as a Bibles. They are both on ARV’s[Anti-retroviral drugs for HIV/Aids]. D. has four children. HerContinue reading “Frank and Ruthie Wey Report (1)”
Prayer: Food and Clothing
“Some of the most destitute children rely on monthly food parcels from the Project; some need school uniform, shoes, warm bedding. Please provide the Project with sufficient funds to meet these practical needs without turning any away.”
Frank&Ruthie Wey
Frank and Ruthie have arrived in South Africa for their annual three-month visit to Masoyi, starting tomorrow. They will spend much of their time visiting in the community, asking God to guide them to people who He wants to bless through them.
Parcels: Another Family Benefits
“The Ng. family is doing well, but didn’t receive any food parcel from us this time because they were fortunate to receive one from our friends from America, Cindi and Chris, who came early December to distribute food parcels to some of our child-headed families. Instead, it was received by a young orphaned Th. Ma.,Continue reading “Parcels: Another Family Benefits”
Food Parcels: Using Facebook
The Ma. family: Gi. (24) and one-year old son, brother, Bo. (17), and twin sisters, No. and Le. (16). They had a wonderful last 6 months of the year after the intervention of the organization. This family was identified by our Marketing manager on our local community Facebook page, where he saw the picture ofContinue reading “Food Parcels: Using Facebook”
TB, Rape, Legal Documents
“The Ng. family, Si. (24) and 10-year old daughter, Kh. (21) and sons aged 7 and 10, and Th., are doing very well after a year full of ups and downs. The family has been through quite a lot this past year, facing challenges such as the raping Si’s daughter and the hospitalization of Kh.Continue reading “TB, Rape, Legal Documents”
No Parents to Guide
“This 22-year old female client at Mahushu area is an orphan; she lives with her 19-year old brother and her own child. They both didn’t finish school and she is HIV-positive. She is not taking well her treatment because she is not stable at home – she sleeps around and can stay almost anywhere. TheyContinue reading “No Parents to Guide”
No I.D.
This is a couple who are both HIV positive and drinking well the treatment. They do not have ID documents because they come from Swaziland. Sometimes they don’t drink the treatment because they do not have food to eat. They are staying in a one room shack [not the building behind them!]. We told themContinue reading “No I.D.”
Accidental overdose
We visited a family at Phola area. The father and son were HIV positive, and the clinic had given them 3 months treatment. They didn’t tell them how to take the treatment and they were overdosing on it. We explained the treatment to them and gave a food parcel, but they both ended upContinue reading “Accidental overdose”
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