Care for Widows, Disabled Children & Disadvantaged Youth

Our Care for Widows, Disabled Children & Disadvantaged Youth is Offering holistic support —
emotional, spiritual, educational, and material — to widows, children with disabilities, and at-risk
youth, restoring hope and dignity.

“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress…”

— James 1:27

Life’s challenges often weigh heaviest on those who are most vulnerable. Widows, children with disabilities, and disadvantaged youth face emotional, spiritual, and material struggles that can leave them isolated and without hope. Through this project, we extend holistic support — emotional, spiritual, educational, and material — to restore dignity, strengthen faith, and empower futures.

Supporting Widows with Compassion

Widows often carry the burden of grief, loneliness, and economic hardship. Our ministry provides:

Practical aid such as food, clothing, and shelter assistance

Counseling and spiritual encouragement

Small-scale livelihood support and skills training

Fellowship groups for community and healing

Empowering Children with Disabilities

Every child is a gift from God, created with purpose. We ensure children with disabilities are embraced, supported, and celebrated through:

Programs that highlight their talents and potential

Inclusive education opportunities

Access to medical care and therapy

Family support and counseling

Guiding Disadvantaged Youth

At-risk youth often face poverty, broken homes, and limited opportunities. We walk alongside them to:

• Provide mentorship and discipleship
• Offer scholarships and educational support
• Create safe spaces for fellowship and growth
• Equip them with vocational and leadership skills

Join Us in Restoring Dignity

This project is a living testimony of Christ’s compassion. By partnering with us, you help bring healing, empowerment, and hope to those who need it most. Together, we can ensure that widows, disabled children, and disadvantaged youth are not forgotten but embraced as precious members of God’s family.