by Scott | Nov 19, 2024 | Newsletter
This week our team went to two schools in Dongobesh, Tanzania to present the Girl’s Time Project and give our beautiful kits to girls. At the same time one of our men team members presented God’s plan to the boys and how they should respect and protect girls.
Girl’s Time started with a need – girls without feminine supplies were missing school. We also have a big problem of teenage pregnancy, so we know education is necessary. We are teaching girls about their bodies…
by Scott | May 5, 2024 | Newsletter
The 15th Annual Birthing Hope Tea Celebration was a success because of YOU! Year after year you have been faithful to build and to fund the Birth Hope Center. We raised enough funds on March 15th to run the Center and Hope Home and Shops for one year. It was a beautiful event filled with joy. Each year we look forward to joining you…
by Scott | Nov 28, 2023 | Newsletter
Newsletters IT IS GIVING TUESDAY! CHaRA has purchased a new plot of land to start a new building project called: HOPE HOME AND SHOPS After a short time, we knew there had to be a phase two of Birthing Hope. We need a place for the rescued girls to live safely and earn...
by Scott | Apr 6, 2023 | Newsletter
We are happy to announce that we exceeded our yearly goal for the Birth Hope Center at the Birthing Hope Tea 2023. We will be able to care for our girls, their babies, our staff and bring in new hurting young girls. It was a beautiful day filled with old and new friends of CHaRA. Dr. Rosolena Conroy shared about her time at the Birth Hope Center.
by Scott | Jan 3, 2023 | Newsletter
The Birth Hope Center is thriving. We have rescued thirteen girls. Eleven girls and eleven babies are living at the Center now. In January five girls will go to boarding school and two will go to Bible School. We have built two baby houses and hired two families to live in these houses. They will care for the babies of the mamas going to boarding school.
by Scott | Sep 27, 2022 | Newsletter
We completed our second Girl’s Time and Purity Project in a government school in Dongobesh. Twenty-seven percent of secondary school girls become pregnant in Tanzania. The stories of the girls we have rescued made it clear, this is a necessary program in our schools. The great news is the government and school leadership want the program in their schools.
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