The Desalination Water Project at Agape Children’s Village
At the heart of our water project lies a cutting-edge Reverse Osmosis system, showcasing our dedication to sustainability and the well-being of our community.
The success of the Sukuro camp has inspired us to dream bigger. We are committed to organizing more evangelistic camps in remote villages, bringing the Gospel to children who need it most.
Read More“…young men, because you are strong, and the word of God lives in you, and you have overcome the evil one.” (1 John 2:14c)
Read MoreAt the heart of our water project lies a cutting-edge Reverse Osmosis system, showcasing our dedication to sustainability and the well-being of our community.
The Electric Workshop stands as a testament to the remarkable achievements that can be unlocked when young minds are given the chance to explore and innovate.
Life in the village revolves around a family-centric model, with children engaging in daily activities such as meal preparation, schooling, and household chores, all under the watchful eyes of house mothers.
The project at Loltepes Primary School also shows how important it is to combine education and nutrition in order to promote the development of children in poor regions
The Nehemiah Foundation relies on financial resources to continue and expand its work. Donations and sponsorships are an important source of funding.