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International Day of Families 2021

by ACT

International Day of Families is a United Nations International day which began in 1993. The day was created to raise awareness of the issues relating to families and to increase knowledge of the social, economic, and demographic processes affecting families. This year’s theme is ‘Families and New Technologies’, with a focus on how new technologies…



We Can’t Thank You Enough

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  • Posted on April 30, 2021

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‘We will survive …thanks to you’ To our dear friends and supporters, Thank you for helping the people in need – the orphans, fatherless children and widows in Africa – people who are otherwise forgotten. Supporting our work demonstrates that you have a life of vision and your acts of charity are worth appreciating. It’s…



A Student and Entrepreneur

by ACT

“Give a child a fish and you feed them for a day. Teach the child to fish and you feed them for a lifetime.” At ACT, our purpose is to support orphans and disadvantaged children in Africa and give them hope of a better future. We believe that education is the key to that better…



The impact of coronavirus on life at the Angels Orphanage

by ACT

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted every corner of the globe in many different ways, and our work in Tanzania has been no exception. We began working in Tanga, Tanzania in 2003 supporting just 7 children. Since then, our work has steadily grown to more than 2,000 children in 620 women-led households. We are now working…



CORONAVIRUS – ONE YEAR ON!

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“From the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, it felt like time had stopped, even though the world was still spinning. At the end of the day, Monday morning blues and Friday feelings no longer mattered. The day and night felt the same and were filled with uncertainty, anxiety and stress leaving many people in a…



Easter Sacrifice

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  • Posted on April 1, 2021

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In 2005, Mel Gibson’s $30 million movie, “The Passion of the Christ”, took the cinemas by storm. It contained one of the most graphic expressions of the sufferings of Christ during His crucifixion. It was not an abnormal scene to see viewers file out of the cinemas and movie theatres at the end in stunned…