This first hand account was written by a 14 year old the refugee student in Ukraine that LWCF is working to support. This student was evacuated from Mykolayiv city in southern Ukraine which currently has no electricity or water supply and is in ruins.
It truly takes a village. Check out our annual year-end message from Living Water Children’s Fund founder and director, Sherry Fine, as she reflects on the impacts and successes of Living Water Children’s Fund in 2021.
Learn more about our initiative to provide over 200 blind and vision impaired children in Tanzania with access to assistive educational devices, canes and other basic supplies.
The COVID-19 pandemic has touched countless lives, organizations and communities around the world and recent waves have sparked increased worries about our Living Water family around the world. Sadly, we have to share the devastating news that the impact of COVID recently hit home when we learned that that we lost friends of the organization, Gladys and David Zarembka, to the pandemic.
An annual year-end message from Living Water Children’s Fund founder and director, Sherry Fine, as she reflects on the impacts and accomplishments of the organization in 2020.
Give The Gift of Hearing Learn more about our initiative to provide over 200 hearing impaired children with hearing and body worn aids at Living Water Children’s Fund supported sites in Tanzania. An Update from Living Water Children’s Fund For our 2020 year-end campaign, Living Water Children’s Fund has launched a new initiative to support …
Living Water Children’s Fund is launching a new initiative to support children affected by vision and hearing impairment. Support our efforts to help us acquire and provide the equipment needed to support them in their education and lives.
We have entered Phase 2 of our Coronavirus Emergency Fund Campaign thanks to our incredible donors who have continued to support our work helping children in need during this difficult time. Learn more about the impact this campaign has had.
A recent letter from a sponsored secondary school student in Kenya updating her sponsor about her situation during the coronavirus crisis.
A Poem – Written by Selam Teshome, 14 years old, Nairobi, Kenya
