22/01/2026
Urgent Appeal: Supporting Flood Victims in Gaza Province, Mozambique
Dear Friends and Partners,
Mozambique is once again facing severe flooding, and this time the impact on Gaza Province has been devastating, forcing families to flee their homes, destroying crops, and leaving many without food or basic necessities.
Entire communities are now vulnerable. Families who were already living day-to-day have lost what little they had. Mothers are struggling to feed their children, elderly people have been displaced, and many households are sleeping in overcrowded shelters or in the open, unsure of what tomorrow will bring.
Our Response
As an organization based near the victims, we want to support 150 local church leaders and children's ministry workers in our network. Our focus is on providing emergency funds or food parcels to 150 families.
Each food parcel will include 25kg maize meal, salt and beans to sustain a family during this critical period while they begin to recover and rebuild.
Our Goal
To carry out this emergency response, we are seeking to raise R62,000, which will allow us to:
• Purchase food supplies locally (supporting local markets)
• Prepare and distribute food parcels or send the donation to those who are out of reach
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Every contribution, no matter the size, will directly translate into food on a family’s table.
How You Can Help
• Give: A financial gift toward this emergency fund
• Pray: Please keep Mozambique and the people of Gaza Province in your prayers
• Share: Forward this appeal to others who may be able to help
In moments like these, timely action makes all the difference. Your generosity can bring hope, dignity, and relief to families who are facing one of the hardest seasons of their lives.
Please send donations to:
Mozaic Upliftment
FNB - Randpark Ridge
Current acc nr: 62445167382
Reference: MozFloods
Thank you for standing with the people of Mozambique during this time of need. Together, we can be a tangible expression of love and compassion during a time of crisis!
Gerhard Erasmus