It’s the holiday season, and at LOHADA we are finding so many reasons for joy and laughter. Our gratitude comes in warm mugs of porridge that fill little bellies each….
Many have felt the pinch of inflation this year, especially when buying food. In Tanzania, too, prices have tripled, especially for meat, rice, and produce……..
Though the fighting in Ukraine is more than 5,000 miles from Arusha, it impacts Africa and LOHADA children in very real ways………
It’s the season of miracles, but at LOHADA, we witness the miracle of life-transforming love every day……….
If you haven’t seen LOHADA in a while (and with the pandemic, few visitors have), you might not recognize the place, or even the kids………..
This year has been like none other. After travel restrictions due to Coronavirus, we have missed seeing our dear friends and supporters…………
If you celebrate Christmas, you put socks in holiday stockings, right? This year, give socks to the kids at LOHADA instead………….
Our children are sheltering in place with extended family or other families as we weather the Coronavirus epidemic………….
During the holidays we celebrate miracles in our lives. Here’s one. Esther Ryoba was 12 when she and her sister Neema were orphaned………….
Wow! The first three months of 2019 have been full of surprises and miracles at LOHADA. Our supporters and sponsors are going above and beyond to change the lives of children who once had no hope…………
The work of LOHADA has never been more critical. Throughout the winter, the Shinyanga region, home to many LOHADA children, faced hunger as drought conditions became dire…………
Since its humble beginnings, LOHADA has answered the call to help children as their needs arise. Now a new challenge demands our response………….
It has long been a dream of LOHADA Director Happiness Wamburato open a vocational school for children aging out of Camp Joshua Christian School. Now the dream is coming true…………..
The pleasures of Christmas at LOHADA centers seem simple to most of us. A new dress or shirt to wear to church…………..
A meal with spiced rice and a little meat. Maybe a bottle of soda. But to the children we serve, these celebrations are a miracle…………..