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For only .25 cents a day, you can feed a child with a cup of fortified porridge 5-days a week while they att end SCM’s Early Childhood Development Centre

Buy a bike for an Home-Based Care volunteer to visit the homes of critical patients – or for a youth to evangelize in unreached rural communities.

Buy a bible for a pastor to use while visiting critical patients or GBV survivors – or for a chief to have biblical truth in hand in legal matters – or for a youth to share the Gospel in rural villages.

Assist a pastor or church leader to att end Grace Community Bible Training Centre through SCM – here they receive quality biblical foundations, church doctrine, practical ministry ideas in their local vernacular.

Support a Home-Based Care volunteer with a monthly pack of household items – enabling them to dedicate their time to support critical patients & their primary caregivers – not worrying on how to care for their own families.

Support a single mother or youth in a poverty stricken culture to receive practical business & financial training. They will then be assisted with a small business starter loan to be paid forward to another entrepreneur.

From November to February each year, when the crops are in the ground and last year’s harvest has run out – grannies & widows suff er severe hunger as they search for food with no income.

Young survivors of Gender-Based Violence are cared for with counselling, prayer, and basic household needs for the family. This leads to their healing, return to school, and the confirmation that they are worthy to be loved.

Assist children who have been orphaned – losing both parents – and are forced to care for themselves. Support includes basic household needs (maize, salt, soap, sugar, etc.) – keeping them safe from child labor, early pregnancy, and even prostitution.

Help a secondary school student – especially teen girls – finish school. Often these educational opportunities are limited in poverty stricken families; leading to drop-outs to care for the rest of the family or early marriage.

Provide over-the-counter medications (pain relivers, fi rst aid, skin ointments) to rural community members who are unable to access them due to the distance to the nearest hospital or the the cost to afford them.

Provide skills training and basic materials to single mothers and widows so that they may have a potential source of income. Skills include hand sewing, knitting, crocheting, bead and jewelry making.