Hope for Life is our very own registered welfare organisation and child protection organisation.

What we do:
Hope for Life provides social and economic upliftment to Namibians with a focus on crises pregnancies and child protection. They provide loving counselling, support and training in order to live a successful life. They raise funds to send children to school who otherwise would not be able to go. They do community visits every week where they teach and equip people to create work for themselves and earn an income.

How you can get involved:
Donate clothes, blankets, nappies, baby products, toys, food items for business starter packs, toiletries and cash.

Join them on their weekly visits to mums in need.

What we do:
Our mission is to address the various needs within both the local community and the broader family of CFC. We operate with the support of dedicated volunteers who collaborate with us on different projects. These initiatives include winter soup drives, outreach programs to orphanages and children in foster care, engagement with retirement villages, and assistance to vulnerable and needy children in rural areas. Through these efforts, Compassion Ministry seeks to extend love, care, and support to those facing challenging circumstances in diverse settings.

How can you get involved:
Donate food, clothes and blankets.
Join us when we visit those in need.

What we do:
Mahahe Mission Station is based in a small village outside of Rundu, in the north of Namibia. The mission station was established in 2007 with the vision to impact the community through the word of God and practical ways to improve the villagers’ living conditions.

The mission is run by an amazing couple, Theo and Annamarie and their three children. They manage the station, plant gardens, minister to those in the area and help to meet physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Their passion is to reach young people and impact their lives with Christ so that they can make wise decisions for their future. They love developing skills in people to empower them to improve their lives and earn extra income.

Two solar boreholes provide water for the mission and the village. Little Flower Kindergarten provides pre-school education and is run by Elsabe who also lives at the mission.

The mission station runs entirely on donations with plans in place to generate its own income in the near future.

Every year, during the August school holidays, a large team goes up to the mission station to serve them in any way they need. In the passed we have helped build a classroom, planted gardens and put up a fence. It’s a trip for the whole family that will be remembered for the rest of your lives. Use the contact form below if you would like to join the team.

What we do:
Care and Support is a support group for those who struggle with mental health issues, suicidal ideation and addiction. The aim of the group is to build a community that loves and supports each other.

The group meets every Thursday evening from 18:00 – 20:00 at CFC.

How you can get involved:
We are looking for those who are willing and able to walk alongside those who struggle with mental health issues, suicidal ideation and addiction.

What they do:
A centre that supports children with disabilities by training, counselling and supporting their families. The centre has therapists who cater for the physical needs of the children and train the families on the different types of therapies that their child needs. They do weekly home visits to deliver specialised milk for the children and follow up on their care and progress. They have recently started a home-school for those children who are able to attend school.

How you can get involved:
Donate clothes, blankets, nappies, toiletries, toys and cash for the specialised milk.

“Give, and it will be given to you: good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over will be put into your bosom. For with the same measure that you use, it will be measured back to you.” Luke 6:38