Learn more about our projects and initiatives, funded by our generous sponsors and donors, which help to support children in need throughout the world to flourish in a caring environment.
Persons with Albinism are at high risk in East Africa, where the condition is prevalent. Because they are the victims of vile superstitions perpetrated by witch doctors, children are in the most danger. LWCF is now housing, educating, and guarding 15 children with Albinism and we are supporting more in regional centers.
Help Living Water Children’s Fund provide support for 7 micro loans of $150 to mothers of children with disabilities in through Pazapa’s Ti Commerce micro loan program.
Eagle School teaches youth in the southern coastal town of Jacmel. The children at Eagle get a solid foundation as they begin their education. The staff is nurturing and caring. LWCF has assisted with school supplies, and construction materials. There are opportunities to sponsor children who would otherwise not be in school.
The SAKALA Project is located in the notorious slum of Cité Soleil in Port au Prince. Started in 2006, SAKALA blends sports with youth leadership education, after school activities, gardening, community development, and peace education in a safe environment. The focus of the project is to divert young slum residents from the influence of gangs. LWCF has supplied a computer lab and sports equipment. SAKALA is staffed by a determined team of young men and women dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk children and ultimately to improving their country.
LWCF supports several sites and programs in Guatemala including Casa Guatemala school, Cada Niño after-school program, Fundaniño orphanage, and our own PAGES educational sponsorship program.
More than half of Ukraine’s children have been displaced from their homes since February. Help Living Water Children’s Fund provide electronic devices and other supplies for access to online learning at Sokal Lyceum, a school providing teachers for classes through the Online Lviv Regional School for Refugees.
LWCF’s Sparking Joy Through Play initiative seeks to lift the spirits of children in need through the joy of play.
LWCF has supported multiple sites and initiatives in Myanmar including, funding for education, ethics and self-development programs, and vocational opportunities.
Through generous grants from Belizean Grove, a New York based philanthropic group and continued donations from our supporters, LWCF has also been able to support:
