Hope4TheOrphan is a part of African Outreach Ministries. (http://www.africanoutreachministries.org/)
We operate in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe as Themba Le’Ntandane (which means Hope for the Orphan in the local language). The ministry of Themba is directed toward destitute children who have lost one or more of their parents. Themba helps these children and their caregivers by providing school fees and uniforms, securing medical care for both children and caregivers, and by providing spiritual and emotional nurture for the family.
Though the need in Zimbabwe is overwhelming, we are impacting the need, one life at a time.
Join Us In The Journey
We are a non-profit ministry that provides love and care for Orphaned children in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. We survive solely on the generous gifts of our donors. Will you join us in this work of caring for these kids? Thank you in advance for giving to make our work possible.
Circumstances seem to change so fast in Zimbabwe, and this time we have good news for everyone. I want to share both reports from Cornelious and Similo this month since they share from their hearts, and I am always encouraged when I read reports like this. Please do take the time to read them. They […]
Warm greetings to you. Once again, we are sharing how the children and caregivers of Themba have been blessed by your gifts. Because of the dramatic increase of Covid in Zimbabwe, the country has been shut down and the schools are closed, and again, there is a food shortage in the families. Because of your […]
It is always a joy to report to you on what God is doing in our lives and those of our Themba families. We thank the Lord for keeping us safe at this time of the pandemic. We have been inspired by the testimony God gave to David in Acts 13:22 which says, “…I have […]
Warm greetings from Zimbabwe. Once again it’s my pleasure to give a short update on the ministry of Themba. A key scripture that comes to my heart as I begin to write this report is Philippians 4:12-13 I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I […]