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a child go to school, receive necessary medical treatment, and
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Literally thousands of children are being left orphaned and homeless on a daily basis as the deadly HIV/AIDS virus sweeps across the globe. It is estimated that by the year 2010, there will be over 40 million children left orphaned by this horrendous disease. Up to 95% of these children will be living in sub-Saharan Africa. AIDS Orphans & Street Children (AOSC) was established in 1993 to help care for such children. The vision and goal of AOSC is to provide for children whose parents have died of the HIV/AIDS virus, and children who do not have a sustaining family. AOSC provides, in a loving Christian home atmosphere, food, clothing, shelter, discipline, music and Bible training, practical training for the future. Training includes such things as sewing, cooking, clerical work, construction, gardening, farming, and mechanics. Our goal is that these children will grow up to be self-sustaining in their adult life. More
A Zambian Student's Testimony2008-05-02 |
Location ZAMBIA, My name is Richard Katongo and I was born in 1988. First and foremost, I would love to express my gratitude to the Teen Missions members of staff for giving me an opportunity to serve the Lord in this ministry.
A Zambian Student's Testimony2008-05-02 |
A Bit of Belize History2008-05-02 |
Location BELIZE, Over the past years TMI has sent several teams to Belize and in 2005 a permanent base was set up in hopes of a BIBLE, MISSIONARY & WORK (BMW) Training Center starting soon. The first Belize Boot Camp ran in 2006 with one team of 14 youth
A Bit of Belize History2008-05-02 |
Harvesting Fish and Other Activities2008-05-02 |
Location UGANDA, We harvested the fishpond last week and all the students spent a few days digging out excess mud and making the sides smooth again, as well as constructing a more efficient outlet for the pond