Help vulnerable children who live at Zambia Home for Girls

Zambia Home for Girls

Help at-risk girls who live at Zambia Home for Girls. Suggested donation: $30/month. If this amount is not in your budget, please give whatever you can.

Lloyd and Mable Bwino help at-risk girls in Zambia Home for GirlsLloyd and Mable Bwino are heroes who rescue at-risk girls from the streets and bring them into their family-style home to care for them and be sure they get love and a good education. Our goal is to help them rent a larger home to take in more girls. You can now sponsor this children’s home that cares for girls like Helen or Mercy.

An at-risk girl who lives at Zambia Home for Girls

Helen is 17 in the 9th grade and she speaks Bemba and English. She came to Zambia with her father as refugees from the Congo. A few years later her father passed away leaving Helen an orphan. Helen has been living from hand-outs and good Samaritans at her church.

At-risk child from Zambia Home for GirlsMercy is the eldest of three girls in her family. She is seven years old and in the third grade. Her father passed away and her mom sells vegetables in the market. With just a single mother, life is tough for this family. She can’t manage to take them to school and they survive on generosity from their church.

Coming soon! In addition to giving for the support of all the girls who live at Zambia Home for Girls, soon you will be able to sponsor an individual child like Mercy or Helen. Stay tuned!

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In some circumstances, such as overfunding of a project, your contribution will be used
for the greatest current need of vulnerable children.

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