The Fish Project Ladies

Core women of the Greenfield Fish Project. Each woman has started her own business and repaid the loan within four months.

The Fish Project Ladies. They really would like to start a chicken micro-economic project if capital investment was available.

Food distribution

Distribution of cabbage and ground maize

Possibility of new school building

LTLA may be able to collaborate in a new school project. Here is the site that is under consideration.

Another view of the site

Farm brick being made of mud at school site

More farm brick waiting to be fired

LTLA supported families

One of the families supported by LTLA

These 3 guys live with their grandmother. There are 15 kids who live with Grandma. In the back, you can see all the maize (more than a ton) that the guys hauled 5 miles by hand to the house.

Critical Care Center

Here are some of the children supported by LTLA through the Critical Care Center. These children are orphans who may be living with a relative. LTLA provides pre-school education and dietary nutrition.

Pre-school at the Critical Care Center

Another opportunity to help!

We've seen how the previous donations in last year's container have touched the lives of hundreds in Zimbabwe. Right now, we're in the process of organizing another shipment to Zimbabwe. Because we're sending a smaller shipment this time, we're hoping to concentrate on critical items such as medical supplies, vitamins, etc. If the stories from this blog has touched your heart, and you would like to help in this next container, please send your check to the address listed on the right column menu. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to email me at lilycompton@gmail.com with the Subject Heading "Zimbabwe Container" and I will forward your email to the people in charge of the shipment.

Reality in Zimbabwe...

An update from Wilton and Nora:

Mrs James is the blind woman who lost her husband and has 5 children. She is under LTLA's care. When she came to collect her weekly food ration at LTLA, thieves broke into her home and stole all her clothes, blankets, etc. We then we gave her clothes for her family, blankets, jerseys. All these we got from the container.