As the chill of winter sets in, it brings challenges for families all around the world, especially for widowed families & orphaned children.
In these colder months, the struggle to secure essentials – food, clean water, warm shelter, and healthcare – grows ever more daunting. This winter, we invite you to join our ‘Winter Relief’ initiative, a campaign dedicated to bringing warmth and hope to orphaned children and widowed mothers in need.
Warm Their Winter
The brutal cold of winter only adds to the suffering of vulnerable families. Displaced from their homes and living in makeshift shelters, they are forced to burn scraps of wood, plastic, and even clothing just to stay warm.
In the absence of proper heating, orphaned children and widowed families are at high risk of hypothermia, which can severely impact their heart, lungs, and digestive system. On top of this, malnutrition weakens their immune systems, making it even harder to survive the freezing temperatures.
Your support can ignite a flame of hope for these vulnerable families. With options to provide emergency medical care, winter clothing, or even build a safe, warm home, your donation makes a difference.
provides an orphan with a Winter Support Kit, including a warm blanket and hot water bottle.
supplies a family with a month-long Winter Relief Kit with warm clothing and essential food supplies.
helps deliver emergency medical care and hospital support.
There’s No Place Like Home
‘Home’ often seems like a distant dream for many widows and orphans. Their reality is one of icy, damp shelters and cold nights. But, with your support, we can make a difference. Building a home for these families offers them a sanctuary of safety and warmth, a place where they can thrive despite winter’s harshness.
Our widow homes are more than just shelters. They include bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and clean water, along with comforting furnishings and regular food supplies, ensuring a true sense of home and belonging.
Can build a safe, warm home for a widow and her orphaned children.