Hope For Orphans- Congo

09/26/2026

A wonderful appreciation letter from an orphan who came to the orphanage as a teenager and is now a teacher and married man with his first child!

Dear Dad,
I am writing this letter to express my deepest gratitude for everything you have done for me throughout my life. Words are not enough to describe how thankful I am to have you as my father.
Thank you for your love, your sacrifices, your guidance, and your constant support. You have worked hard and given so much so that I could have a better life and a brighter future. Every sacrifice you have made for me, whether big or small, means more to me than I can ever explain.
Thank you for teaching me important values, for correcting me when I was wrong, for encouraging me when I felt discouraged, and for believing in me even when I doubted myself. Your advice has helped me become the person I am today.
Dad, I know that raising and supporting a child is not always easy. There were many things you did for me that I may not have understood at the time, but as I grow older, I realize how much love and effort were behind them. I will always remember your kindness, patience, and sacrifices.
I am proud to call you my father. I pray that God gives you good health, long life, peace, strength, and many more happy years. May He reward you for every sacrifice you have made for me and for all the love you have shown me.
Thank you, Dad, for everything. I love you, I respect you, and I will always be grateful for having you in my life.
With all my love and gratitude,
Your son,
David

09/01/2026

Jesus delivers girl from demons and she is baptized in Jesus Name, in Lake Kivu! Praise the Lord!!!

08/20/2026

The 2026 Walkathon will be on Sept 12, 2026. We are raising money for 1st term school fees, donations accepted thru E-transfer: [email protected]
Or: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/hope-for-orphans-congo/

Hope for Orphans-Congo is supporting an orphanage in Congo, and helping over 150 other orphans in DRC.

08/16/2026

Every 30 min a person in DRC is dying from Ebola! Search for a cure goes on.

The Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) – the fastest-growing on record and on track to become the deadliest – is killing one person every 30 minutes.

07/26/2026

More work we are doing together in Goma, Congo!

To become a partner or to sponsor an orphan monthly click the link!

https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/hope-for-orphans-congo/

"Working Together- Making a Difference "!

07/26/2026

Thank you for helping do this work with orphans in Minova!

07/23/2026

What is happening in Eastern Congo, may affect the rest of the world soon, Ebola must be addressed now!

UN News:
Fighting in eastern DR Congo hinders humanitarian access
At least 30 people were killed and dozens more were injured in attacks in the Beni territory of DR Congo between 13 and 19 July, causing at least six humanitarian organizations to suspend movements to areas in that territory.

“Insecurity continues to impact humanitarian operations in the eastern parts of North Kivu province,” UN Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said on Wednesday. “This includes our efforts to respond to the ongoing Ebola outbreak, which is only getting worse.”

The ongoing clashes between the Congolese security forces and M23 armed group in the volatile east continue to displace civilians and restrict humanitarian access.

Ebola continues to spread
Also in the DRC, national health authorities have reported 2,473 confirmed Ebola cases across the provinces of Ituri, North Kivu, South Kivu, Haut-Uele and Tshopo.

The UN continues to work with humanitarian partners and local authorities to scale up surveillance, laboratory testing, treatment and community engagement activities, and UN peacekeepers there are working to deter attacks on healthcare facilities.

“We reiterate our call on all parties to protect civilians and ensure safe and unhindered humanitarian access,” Mr. Dujarric said. “The safety of all health workers and humanitarian personnel remains essential to containing the outbreak and delivering assistance to all those people who need it.”