Since we are already serving in Adoor, Luethwek, Beliek, and at one other location in Aweil, which are all located in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, providing food aid in Aweil Town only seemed like a natural next step. We are building the future in Aweil Town!

With the funding provided, construction began last month for latrines for the school. This project will be done later this month. Early next year, Christ Mission to the World will establish a temporary cook shelter where meals can be prepared to serve 709 vulnerable children.

Brooke Muluken of Sekota, Ethiopia, who receives support through our Food Aid Ethiopia Mission Project, shares from his experience the impact that the Global Orphan Relief & Life Center Ethiopia partnership has had on his life and the life of his family.

Beliek Primary School produces female Soccer team to bolster Girl child education campaign as part of the GO! Sponsorship IMPACT in the community.

With more than 20 girls ages of 6- 16 years have been trained to play soccer and will be ready to compete with other neighboring schools' girls during Christmas Eve celebrations this year.

Hiwot Tadele of Sekota, Ethiopia, who receives support through our Food Aid Ethiopia Mission Project, shares from her experience the impact that the Global Orphan Relief & Life Center Ethiopia partnership has had on her life and the life of her family.

We have been honored to serve with our local partners in Punjab, Pakistan, in 2023. My linking arms with Pakistan Orphan Ministry, we have been able to provide food aid to 100 orphan children in Punjab.

In this blog post, Pastor Romaish comments based on his recent visit with the children.

As one of the three schools sponsored by Global Orphans Relief (GO!) in partnership with the Christ Mission to the World (CMW), Beliek Primary School introduces a school plantation scheme where all types (mostly mango) of trees are planted around the school compound to beautify the environment.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Beliek Primary School since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.8 million meals to children in South Sudan.

Valentino Wek Nyang, a fifteen-year-old orphan child whose residence has been the school compound for the last four years, now emerges as the best student with 488 marks out of 500.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Beliek Primary School since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.8 million meals to children in South Sudan.

We first visited the JOY Education Centre in August 2021. This school in the Lucky Summer Estate -Nairobi, Kenya.

There are many needy children in this area, but we have been blessed to Feed the Beautiful at JOY with the help of Arising Christian Ministries. These children are blessed to start their day with breakfast, and they build home for the future with their studies.

It is not hard for us to find hungry children as we serve in hard places. I have been moved by compassion as I have looked into the eyes of a hungry child. It is impossible for me to do nothing.

Isaiah Deng attends the Adoor Primary School and he shares his experience as a beneficiary of our Nutrition Initiative for the last four years.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Adoor Primary School since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.7 million meals to children in South Sudan.

Samuel attends the Lueth-wek Primary School and he shares what the Aweil Food Aid mission project has meant to him at school.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Lueth-wek Primary School since 2020 and we have provided an est. 1.7 million meals to children in South Sudan.

Five displaced children from the conflict zone near Abyei finds refuge at Lueth-wek Primary School.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Lueth-wek Village School since July 2020 and we have provided an est. 1.7 million meals to children in South Sudan.

Peter Guot is the recipient of meals at school made possible by Christ Mission to the World & Global Orphan Relief.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Beliek Village School since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.7 million meals to children in South Sudan.

Five children found near boarder conflict zone brought to Lueth-wek Primary School for nutritional support.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at schools in South Sudan since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.7 million meals to children during this time.

Via our new ministry project ICS/Child Care Plus, 100 orphan children were enrolled in school earlier this term, with 30 of these children attending school for the very first time!

This is only the start of addressing the needs of 30,000 orphan children in the North-Western Province of Zambia.

As Global Orphans Relief (GO!) in collaboration with Arising Christian Ministries (ACM) provides nutritional support for 48 orphan children that attend the JOY Education Centre in Lucky Summer Estate which is located in Nairobi.

Global Orphan Relief (GO!) in collaboration with field partners in Ethiopia, Kenya, & South Sudan provide nutritional support at some level to 1,725 orphan children. This nutritional support usually involves local schools as the distribution point.

Matthew Kuach, aged 16, primary eight from Beliek Village School in South Sudan becomes another successful beneficiary of Global Orphans Relief (GO!)’ Nutrition Initiative support in South Sudan.

Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Beliek Village School since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.7 million meals to children in South Sudan.

Joseph Agany, aged 17, is an eighth-grade pupil who has benefited from GO!’s sponsored programme of school meals. He says he is grateful to have reached his academic dreams (of completing grade eight) of his primary education.  Agany is an orphan that has had his life changed through the nutritional support at school.

As part of continuous support of orphan children in South Sudan by Global Orphan Relief (GO!), in collaboration with Christ Mission to the World (CMW), to help empower the older orphans and those with less or no parental cares at all, the school formed both girls’ and boys’ soccer teams which have been tremendously excelling.

Meet James Otieno, 6 years old, who came to the Fortune Learners’ Centre in 2020 with his two cousins -Dylan age 14 and Neola age 7. James was born when his mum was single, so he grew under the care of one parent until she passed due to illness

He is now receiving aid via our Nutrition Initiative at Fortune Learners’ Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.