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Soccer Practice: this week at VOH Africa
This week at VOH Malawi the afternoon preschool class worked on their soccer skills. They put their game faces on and took the soccer pitch with determination to best their fellows.
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Mayor Comes to Visit: this week at VOH Africa
This week at VOH Kitwe the Mayor came to visit! We consider this as an opportunity for us to show what VOH is doing for the children in our community.
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VOH Mwanza’s New Look: this week at VOH Africa
At VOH Mwanza we did some gardening and clearing and recently we added some amazing new artwork by a local artist so outside our walls reflects inside!
Blog
Our blog offers an inside look at the day-to-day life and functioning of Villages of Hope. Here you will read about the children, staff, and the current happenings at each village. View our latest posts here.
Villages
We have villages in eight locations throughout sub-saharan Africa in the countries of Burundi, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia (Chongwe, Kitwe, Mongu), and Zimbabwe. Each village provides nutrition, education, healthcare, and shelter. Our Locations Click the links below to… Read More
Make a Donation
Thank-you for your interest in supporting Villages of Hope-Africa! To make a donation please click the “Donate Now” box. Your support is greatly appreciated and goes a long way in helping us care for the children. Below you… Read More
About Us
Villages of Hope – Africa is a Canadian charitable organization registered with the CRA (Registration #84950 3073 RR0001) bringing hope to children in need throughout Africa. We are currently located in six countries and our programs provide education, nutrition, shelter, and healthcare.
Mission +Vision
The mission of Villages of Hope-Africa is to bring lasting hope to orphans and vulnerable children by providing them with love and care so they can embrace adulthood as contributing members of society.
Our vision at VOH Africa is that all children are loved and cared for.
Education
Education: According to UNICEF’s 2008 state of the world’s children, “Most children whose parents are ill or deceased have their education interrupted”. UNICEF also states that “Orphans are less likely to be in school and more likely to… Read More
Nutrition
Nutrition: UNICEF states that “In HIV/AIDS affected households lacking community support, food consumption can drop by more than 40 percent, putting children at higher risk of malnutrition and stunting”. Villages of Hope Africa provides nutrition every day to… Read More
Healthcare
Healthcare: According to UNICEF, “Children orphaned by HIV/AIDS are disadvantaged in numerous and often devastating ways. In addition to the trauma of witnessing the sickness and death of one or both parents, they are likely to be poorer… Read More
Shelter
Shelter: By every measure, children in Africa orphaned by AIDS and other poverty related issues suffer tremendously, with little hope for their futures. The daily heroism of Africans of all ages is no match for the cascading effects… Read More
