How a faraway war hurts our kids

Though the fighting in Ukraine is more than 5,000 miles from Arusha, it impacts Africa and LOHADA children in very real ways. The cost of food staples such as cooking oil has doubled. Meat is so expensive that it is out of reach. Soap, detergent and medicine are more costly each day. Our supplies of beans and corn from last year's harvest at Mt. Horeb Farm will last until September. Though we are growing vegetables there this year, these alone will not sustain 200 children. If you are able, we ask your help through this crisis. We trust, as always, that God will provide for these young ones. 

Golden Grace provides low-cost health care, including outpatient services, limited inpatient care, obstetrics and newborn checkups, vaccinations, HIV treatment and x-rays to people in Shinyanga, western Tanzania. Golden Grace's mobile clinic serves outlying areas and during the pandemic has brought food, water and blankets to the elderly women and families of LOHADA kids. COVID-19 resulted in people feeling unsafe when seeking medical care, so little income was generated. Still, free services have been provided, including prenatal care, newborn checkups, childhood vaccinations and HIV medications. Click below to learn more about and support our life-saving work.