Progress Over past 3 Years International Widows and Orphans Fund (IWOF) has been involved with Grace Orphanage for just over 3 years. Thanks to the support of generous donors over this time, we have seen much progress in areas of education, clean water, beds to sleep in, better nutrition and
I often hear Canadians complain about the health care system – wait times too long, etc. Imagine living in a country like the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where there is no free health care. Where you have to pay an up-front fee of US$ 10 to see a physician. If you can scrape the funds
Read all about The Guardian’s story on David Lewis Dieumerci, a 10-year-old Congolese child who wants very much to go to school, but cannot. The Guardian released 10 feature articles about newborns throughout Africa in 2005. In 2010, they revisited their stories by conducting interviews
By Claudine Tsongo ‘Without justice, we will never move forward in Congo. Without accountability and the rule of law, the Congolese people – and above all, Congolese women – will never be able to realize their full potential.’ Claudine is a lawyer and she has seen first-hand how Congolese
