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Winter 2024 Newsletter

Our journey to develop Lentsaba has had many challenges. The cost of building materials has skyrocketed, and government requirements have increased. We have a donor willing to furnish the homes, but urgently need help with funds for staffing, support services and security. As you plan your year-end giving, please help us to open the door to the children who are…

Gogo Khumalo: Caretaker of 12

Gogo Khumalo: Caretaker of 12

Emelina Khumalo is the caretaker of 12 grandchildren, who range in age from 4-12 years. Most of the children are girls, and four share the same surname. Due to her scarce resources, Gogo Khumalo took the four children to their father’s home and tried to get him to look after them. Yet the father abandoned the girls the very next…

A brighter future: Ncamiso Simelane

A brighter future: Ncamiso Simelane

In 2022 Ncamiso Simelane lost his father, and his mother, who is unemployed and has four other children, was unable to pay for his school fees. SOHO has been assisting with these fees, which has enabled Ncamiso to continue his education. A very bright young man, Ncamiso has achieved multiple certificates of academic excellence. What’s more, even though Siswati is…

Fall 2024 Newsletter

My heart overflows with thankfulness. Not because our mission of serving orphans and other vulnerable children in Eswatini is anywhere close to manageable, but because I see exciting rays of hope. I see gogos who are caring for a dozen or more children in cramped spaces take on new life. SOHO is teaching them to plant gardens to supplement the…

Interview on 3ABN Today

Interview on 3ABN Today

J.D. and Shelley Quinn of the Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN) talk with Cynthia Prime and Kimberly Pichot, dean of Andrews University’s College of Professions, about SOHO’s transformational work in helping orphans and vulnerable children in Eswatini. Watch video

Helping Rwandan refugees

Helping Rwandan refugees

Fleeing genocide in Rwanda and hoping to find a new beginning, the Frederick family arrived in Eswatini a couple of years ago. The parents and their eight children first stayed at a small refugee camp at Mpaka. Among their many challenges, they did not understand the language of their host country and had few possessions beyond the clothes on their…

Summer 2024 Newsletter

Lives are being changed by acts of generosity and gifts of compassion. A few examples: A teenage American pianist visited Eswatini to share her talents with children who have not been exposed to classical music, yet understood her songs are about love and hope. Teen girls, left to languish in hopelessness because poverty prevents them from being in school, are…

Spring 2024 Newsletter

Check out the latest at the SOHO website! You’ll discover LENTSABA (The Mountain), our 1,065-acre acre farm where we’re growing an agricultural program and a children’s village. While SOHO remains the parent organization, all sustainably produced goods will be branded under Lentsaba, including macadamia nuts, honey and handicrafts. Look out for the Lentsaba logo as our new face, while our administrative…

Winter 2023 Newsletter

As the year comes to a close, we want to take this opportunity to thank you for being a friend, supporter, donor, prayer partner, advocate. In any of the ways you have shown your interest in our work and your concern for the vulnerable children we serve, know that you are appreciated… Download

Winter 2022 Newsletter

After 15 years of serving orphans and vulnerable children in Eswatini, SOHO seeks to expand its reach to address the growing needs intensified by Covid 19 and social unrest in the small Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly, Swaziland). The resources needed to heal, educate, feed and nurture children come from compassionate hearts that give funds to grow Hope. Artists from three…