I love the joy and togetherness in this photo I just received from Samuel Menyongar. These women have received rice. Thanks to all who support Touch the Nations.
Surgery Report in Ethiopia
Touch the Nations: Ethiopia Surgery changed the life of this young boy named Shoayb. His mother traveled 975 km from Somalia in hopes of getting help. Photo 1 before 3rd surgery. Photo 2 after 3rd surgery. Full story below. “Patient Shoayb is a cute boy who is outgoing and playful. He loves to ride bikes […]
TTN COVID Relief Supplies Donated
Covid Relief supplies donated: FOOD, HANDSANITIZERS AND FACEMASKS. We are very grateful to our partners, friends and families for their generous donation to enable us purchase needed items to distribute to those affected seriously by COVID-19 ..Some of the communities we carried out distribution are TENGBEH, SUSSEX, MAMBO, HASTINGS AND WATERLOO, KUSHE TOWN. NOTE: IN […]
Katja and TTN in the News!
BMCH Roofing Begins!
Drum Roll, please… Roofing of the Bonnie Memorial Children’s Home has begun. COVID didn’t stop construction.
HEARTFELT THANKS!
Early this year, 10 new children, primarily infants, suddenly came under the care of Joseph House, hoping for temporary care until local Ethiopian adoptions could take place. COVID-19 impacted the timeline, but I just got this encouraging update: “Out of the 10 children, 6 are finalizing the local adoption processes through court by end of […]
BMCH Gifts
Gifts for children at BMCH in Sierra Leone during COVID-19.
Investing in the Future
I love how Samuel Menyongar is investing in the younger generation–future leaders! (pictured here: his administrative team receiving rice)
Beautiful Progress
Arches on top level of Bonnie Memorial Children’s Home are going up.
Provide for Needs Created by COVID-19 in Africa
Our teams in Sierra Leone and Liberia are experiencing skyrocketing prices and high unemployment in the communities we serve. This project will allow us to educate the community on sanitation and distribute supplies such as face masks, disinfectant, rice, oil, and water to help them avoid contracting COVID-19 and move forward into new jobs.