The Hearts of Hope Project, a charity initiative focused on children and vulnerable individuals, has provided essential support to the Nazareth Home for God's Children in Sang, Northern Region.
The charity, established in 2023, delivered assorted items, including food, clothing, detergents, shoes, and water, to enhance the care of the children at the orphanage.
Miss Cynthia Lamisi Anaba, Founder and Project Coordinator of the Hearts of Hope Project, emphasized the significance of helping those in need, stating that the initiative aimed to bring hope to children with special needs across the country.
Expressing gratitude to donors, Anaba highlighted the project's commitment to fostering a compassionate and inclusive community for vulnerable children.
“At H2H, we believe that every child, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential,” she stated, underscoring the project's dedication to creating a more inclusive world for children with special needs.
Reverend Sister Stan Teresa Mumuni, the Founder of Nazareth Home for God's Children, conveyed appreciation to Miss Anaba and her team for their support.
She emphasized that every form of assistance, regardless of size, contributes to improving the conditions at the orphanage. Rev. Sis. Mumuni, a beacon of hope for children with special needs, founded the Nazareth Home for God's Children to provide care for children with deformities, irrespective of their background.
The orphanage currently accommodates approximately 120 children in need of various forms of support, including food, clothing, education sponsorship, vocational training, and volunteers.
