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Help The Widows
The cost of living in Zambia is far below the poverty level. Many work to make an average income of 2 Kwacha a week, which is the equvilant to 0.12 US cents. There are many elderly women who lost their husbands and have no means to make any income for themselves. They have children they have to take care of sometimes who are grown and struggling themselves. This is the case with this widow we met, who lost her nose to witchcraft at a young age and has been a widow for several years. She has been ostracized out of many communities because of her looks and was desperately needing help just to get bare necessities like lotion, soap and food. There are many widows we met and helped. We would like to have a fund where we can help the widows in this area start business to help their families. Will you join us?
Help Us Get Medication For The Sick
This skin condition and various skin conditions like this are very common in Zambia. Due to lack of hygiene and showers these skin conditions occurs. Many children in the area don’t have access to water and are unable to take showers regurlary and once this skin condition occurs it is so difficult to treat because its so expensive to get the children to a clinic. The cost of the medication we used for little Peter was in total $232. That was enough to not only help him, but three other children with the similar skin conditions and they were all healed in two weeks!
A parent would have to work 1,933 weeks just to afford this medication for their child according to the average income of 2 Kwacha which is 0.12 most in the village make. So we want to help the suffering children and struggling parents to bring relief to their babies. Will you join us?
Help Us Get Medication For The Sick
This skin condition and various skin conditions like this are very common in Zambia. Due to lack of hygiene and showers these skin conditions occurs. Many children in the area don’t have access to water and are unable to take showers regurlary and once this skin condition occurs it is so difficult to treat because its so expensive to get the children to a clinic. The cost of the medication we used for little Peter was in total $232. That was enough to not only help him, but three other children with the similar skin conditions and they were all healed in two weeks!
A parent would have to work 1,933 weeks just to afford this medication for their child according to the average income of 2 Kwacha which is 0.12 most in the village make. So we want to help the suffering children and struggling parents to bring relief to their babies. Will you join us?