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Click here to see September’s prayer bulletin.

Click below to see post on the Masoyi Trust (UK) site: orphan home

Masoyi Home Based Care Project has been chosen to run and monitor a new AIDS awareness programme across much of the Province of Mpumalanga.  The object is to reach traditional and religious leaders in each community, to bring about cultural change towards HIV/Aids; ‘safe’ sex; rape; and the role and status of women and girls. Continue reading “Reaching further”

Masoyi Home Based care has been selected to serve as a Sub-Recipient to implement the CSS (Community Systems Strengthening) interventions with religious leadership structures/platforms (i.e. Christians, Muslims, Rastafarian, etc.), as well as Traditional Leaders, to conduct community outreach work with vulnerable populations, in the Ehlanzeni and Nkangala District within the Mpumalanga Province, for the nextContinue reading “Community System Strengthening”

Following a Previous post, here is more of what the young people do: Another session conducted is Center stage; where participant do different categories like drama “theatre”, music, poetry, and dance. The aim of this session is to do team building, encourage them to work together as a team. The participants need to group themselvesContinue reading “Peer Education”

More from Frank & Ruthie’s April newsletter: R. is another patient of Hovy’s who lives alone in a shack. He is a very gentle man, who loves the Lord. He was working and building himself a house before he got sick with TB.  I prayed for him, gave him a Bible and food. I tryContinue reading “Visiting the sick”

From Frank and Ruthie Wey: Yesterday, Bethuel in Legogote told us about an eight-year old who stayed with her granny right down the road from the clinic. She was raped by an HIV+ man. So very horrible!  Bethuel and some others were going to the police station to protest the abuse of children. Thank GodContinue reading “Rape, Identity documents, Medication”

For the last few months, more than half the volunteers in Masoyi have had no incentive payments of any kind… It is hard to imagine what that means.  For some, there may be someone in the family in work; for some, there may be a child grant; for some, there will be nothing. Please prayContinue reading “Living without…”

News from Frank and Ruthie: Gogo S is a woman from Mozambique, whom we met in Jerusalem. She is on ARV’s and has a painful right hip. Apparently her husband used to beat her with a wooden stick. Thank the Lord he is no longer staying with her. We gave her a Bible, prayer andContinue reading “Violent husbands, and…”