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          SUPPORT THE VULNERABLE CHILDREN                  & WOMEN AT RISK

COVID-19 Crisis Information

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Up to 45,000 South Africans

are expected to die from 

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COVID-19

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over the next two to three years

 

South Africa is home to 3.5 million vulnerable children who need a new family, shelter, or care. These orphans and vulnerable children are left without care and support due to the deaths of HIV/AIDS affected persons, re-marriage of deserted /widowed /divorced women, absence of love and security in the home, family disputes, and unwanted pregnancies of sexually exploited girls. 

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In townships, vast numbers of orphans, vulnerable children, and women at risk line up in long queues to get food. The immediate need for food supersedes social distancing practices, as only a small portion of them receive food. Because of hunger, the community is not adhering to the lockdown regulations that require people to stay home to contain the spread of COVID-19. Imagine how fast the disease can spread under those circumstances!

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Urgent Needs

 

Our project aims to purchase land and build a village to house and care for orphans, vulnerable children, and women at risk. Providing shelter with access to food and clean water will help reduce the risk of being infected with COVID-19. Without comfort, shelter, and food, there is little hope for the future of South Africa’s most vulnerable population. LINK Village wants to deliver that hope!

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Thank You for Your Prayers and Support

 

Through your donations, you will impact the lives of orphans, vulnerable children, and women at risk in South Africa. You will have a part in providing them with a secure future. 

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During this time, we are grateful to each of you who continue to pray with us for God’s protection and provision. Thank you so much for all your thoughts, prayers, and support in the biblical call to look after orphans and widows in distress.

 

With a grateful heart,

 

Isabelle Meunier

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It always seems impossible until it's done.

                                                             - Nelson Mandela

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