31/05/2026
During the 38th Annual Leo Conference, district clubs had the privilege of visiting , a place that continues to provide hope, care, and opportunities to vulnerable children.
Ebenezer started as a feeding program at a time when Livingstone had many street children in need of support. Over the years, it grew into a shelter providing a safe home for children facing different risks such as abuse, neglect, and abandonment. Today, the institution has expanded into two schools — one from Early Childhood Education (ECE) to Grade 7 and another being a secondary school — all aimed at providing opportunities to the less privileged.
During our visit, we took time to interact with the children and appreciate the incredible work being done by the institution. As a club, we were honored to be part of this donation drive where we joined hands with other Leo clubs to donate sanitary pads in support of the girl child, along with cleaning materials, washing detergents, sugar, porridge etc for the children kept at the shelter.Beyond the items donated, what stood out most was the spirit of togetherness, compassion, and shared commitment to service. It was a reminder that every contribution, no matter the size, carries the power to restore dignity, bring comfort, and uplift lives.
The experience reaffirmed that service is not measured only in material value, but in the impact it creates and the hope it restores.
Where there's a need , there's a Leo
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