Covid 19 crippled the travel industry shortly after acquisition of INTSABA mountain farm just over two years ago. My visit at the end of March was my first since then. It was so impacting that I am inviting you to come along with me. Let me take you there! Download
Fall 2021 Newsletter
During this season of celebration and thanksgiving, we pause to thank YOU, our supporters who have given of your resources to help the children we serve. Child-headed households are living situations where a child is the decision-maker and where there is no identifiable extended family to take care of them. That is our target population along with vulnerable children who may be at risk although they may…
Summer 2021 Newsletter
Swaziland is experiencing political unrest. South Africa, which surrounds this tiny kingdom, is experiencing politically driven violence, looting and burning. The crisis that is resulting for orphans and vulnerable children will only intensify. Excessive food and fuel shortage, inconsistency in education, physical and emotional trauma for many is the result. SOHO is collaborating with academic and business partners to address three critical…
Winter 2020 Newsletter
In Eswatini, there are over 100,000 orphaned and vulnerable children in a population of just over one million, with an estimated 10,000 child headed households. These children are the future. Our vision is to fill their future with hope. In this issue you’ll read about the success of our virtual conference and the impact it’s made. Clicking below to open. Download
Fall 2020 Newsletter
The right to be safe is as basic as the right to breathe. And yet it is not part of the day-to-day existence of many marginalized people in the world. If a child is well fed and educated, yet is subject to abuse and violation, the quality of that child’s life is negligible. Poverty is a great driver of abuse….
Summer 2020 Newsletter
Children will finally have a place to call Home! What began as a dream, has become a reality because YOU cared enough to support. We have raised the $400,000 needed to acquire the 1075-acre mountain farm called INTSABA. Here children will discover hope, health, purpose, opportunity, and the God who loves them. The future will be changed for many of…