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SWAZILAND CARE POINT 

Emmanuel began partnering in 2018 with the community of eNhlanhleni in Swaziland to support a ministry known as a care point. At the care point, approximately 200 children are fed a solid meal each day, are discipled to know Jesus and provided with basic medical care. Swaziland has the world’s highest rate of HIV/Aids infection and many of these children are orphans cared for by grandparents or other family members who are often overwhelmed with the financial burden. eNhlanhleni is in one of the poorest regions of Swaziland yet its people are working hard in this partnership, cooking the food, collecting the firewood and building a shelter for the cooking and a fence to protect the children.

As our partnership with that community develops, we are encouraged to send a team to visit the people of eNlanhleni and, at some point, may have the opportunity to help them with development projects to increase their sustainability.

If you are interested in learning more about this ministry, please contact Peter Spragg at peter@emmanuellife.com or Bob Burkinshaw at  robert.burkinshaw@gmail.com

To view the latest report from eNlanhleni Click Here 

Latest Projects Proposal (July 2024O Click here

Missions Trip to Eswatini 2024: 

 

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We will never stop saying thank you God for touching you friends to impact Eswatini.  We will never be able to thank you well but we hope one day God will thank you well . The meal that we get daily plays a vital role in many lives.   Some kids eat at school and at the care point due to less privileged to their homestead . The support is so amazing friends in all angles , without the partnership we can not go anywhere . As you see on a below picture how the faces are , it means that meal brings happiness to the kids lives.