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In 2019 we inaugurated one of three planned buildings. We then decided to set up a non-profit organization as quickly as possible to give donors and friends the opportunity to make donations with a receipt for this project. The sudden appearance of the corona pandemic brought everything to a standstill. Due to these circumstances, we waited over two years for the non-profit status to be granted. Now the first thing to do is to build a 190 linear meter wall around the property boundary. Then sanitary facilities are needed and two more houses, for sleeping and as a workshop. We urgently need your big hearts now and ask you for generous donations so that the children from the street can get a new home and be resocialized. Simply use our Paypal donation button under the “Donate” menu item on this website, or transfer your donation to our bank account, which you can find on the same page.
Thank you.
Our Great God will reward you richly.

How did the project start

This project was not initiated by people, but by Jesus Christ himself. Ernesto Cossa, a spiritual son of Heidi and Rolland Baker, whose story everyone can read in Heidi Baker's book "There is always Enough", wanted to visit his spiritual dad Horst Benzing in Germany in 2015 and drove from Pemba to Maputo to apply for his visa.
During this time he visited the place where the streetkids live and where he had lived himself as a child. After that emotional visitation, he layed in bed the following night and could not fall asleep. Suddenly he had a vision with Jesus.

Vision of Jesus Christ

Suddenly he had a vision with Jesus, who said to him, “Build a house for my children, where they will receive nourishment both physically and spiritually.” He told this experience to his father in Germany, whom he visited again in 2016.
Three days after this conversation, someone from Maputo, more precisely from Matola, came and offered his friends land to buy. About 2300 square feet for $5000. Friends in Germany raised 5,000 euros within a few weeks.

Construction of the house in Maputo

There will be three buildings and a sanitary facility. One where the children can eat and receive Bible lessons. One in which they sleep and one with simple devices and machines in which they are supposed to receive technical training.
The children, whose future home it will be, were totally enthusiastic about the project at the inauguration of the first building constantly asked when the move could take place.

Situation of children in Mozambique

A child's survival depends on the mother's health and education as well as the conditions under which the child is born. In Mozambique, improved access to family planning and antenatal care, particularly in rural areas, is helping to save the lives of women and their children.

Did you know

Mozambique was among the first 10 fastest growing economies in the world until very recently, but now it faces a severe financial crisis and remains one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world. The average annual economic growth rate of the past decade of 7.5 per cent has failed to provide equitable progress.

Inclusion Social

Supporting social inclusion requires looking at both those who are excluded and the decision-making agents and processes that maintain a system of inequality.

Care and security

Despite recent socio-economic progress in Mozambique, 48 percent of all children live in absolute poverty, making these children particularly vulnerable.
In addition, some of them lose their first line of protection - their parents. Children can lose parental protection and care for many reasons. Consequences include poverty, emergencies, domestic violence, family breakdown and harmful traditional practices.
Children with disabilities and girls are particularly at risk due to deeply rooted cultural attitudes about gender roles.