• yellow saddle beak stork taking off with a wing span of more than 10 feet
  • Water Buck looks as if he sat on a toilet seat with set paint
  • Elephant disturbed by our presence
  • King Fisher Bird
  • Sidney with elephant she rode, up close and personal
  • Wayne, Sidney, and CJ walked with the Cheetahs
  • Zebras just blending in
  • Male Kudu
  • Ostrich racing our vehicle
  • A Pride of young lions
  • Hippos kill more humans than any other animal
  • Hyena waiting for his next victim
  • Mother Baboon and baby
  • Young Leapoard
  • Male Baboon – his teeth are actually longer and more vicious than a lions’s
  • Villagers in a remote Bush Village waiting for us to receive urgently needed Mosquito Nets
  • Children in the village waiting for HHTH to bring out the shoes they anxiously hope
  • 1400 people wait for the distribution of shoes
  • HHTH helps the Creches. They received tables, chairs, supplies and food
  • Zimbabwean Boy guards his package of food from his sponsor
  • Wash day at the Mutale River
  • Food distribution for 25 orphans in the town of Masisi
  • The orphansHHTH helps, badly need the necessities of life
  • Tshifhiwa is under nourished, now his sponsor, through HHTH gets him a 3 month supply of food every 3 months. He now gets a steady supply and does better in school
  • Parents repair classroom floors, HHTH furnished the supplies
  • Our Menstrual Pad Ministry. CJ gives the girls 3 washable, reusable pads. This allows them not to miss 4 to 5 days a month for lack of pads
  • Distributing mosquito nets in a remote village
  • At last! CJ, Wayne, and Sidney make sure every man, woman and child got a beautiful pair of shoes
  • Each year HHTH distributes 50 nets for each of the five villages in South Africa
  • This lady is digging a hole with a cup to help build the coop for chickens
  • Ladies wait in line to get water. They will carry it home on their head
  • An African woman starts her day by going into the woods and breaking off branches which they carry home to start the fire, make their daily “mealie”
  • Overcrowded classrooms make it necessary for some students to meet outside
  • HHTH did a Bible drive in Michigan, and was able to give out over 500 Bibles
  • Phillipi warms by the fire awaiting his breakfast of mealie
  • A local worship service. They dance to the heartbeat of a drum.
  • Young ladies proudly wear their traditional clothes and jewelry
  • Bags sewed by Sidney and volunteers are distributed each year to our 130 orphans and filled with shoes, school supplies and toiletries
  • This girl is fortunately now under the care of one of our sponsors. For only $30. a month, a child can be sponsored. They are then on the HHTH food program where they receive a steady supply of food, and once a year they receive shoes, clothes, and other necessities.
  • typical toys for the children
  • Janco (HHTH Guide and Liaison for Africa) drinks in the peace and beauty of the Mutale River at Sunset
  • Sidney distributes Nguvas, traditional dress (wrap skirt and headdress) she sewed for all the guardians of our 130 orphans
  • Rain brought the level of the Mutale River up to the point the local children could jump in with joy to cool down and play
  • HHTH sponsors gardens to provide their family with food
  • Audrey, from Kenwood Church, crochets 100 hats for children in need. They are thrilled to get these bright head covers from cold and insects
  • Volunteers help install the water tank (donated by Dr. Hamouda) at the Palace of Mercy Youth Center and Orphanage.
  • Fhetani H.S. orphans are allowed to “shop” amongst the many items HHTH brings that provide them with the barest necessities
  • Masisi Village children who are hungry and need clothes
  • Yearly training for teenagers in Leadership and problem solving
  • The Guardians get so excited about getting something new, that they put them on to dance and sing
  • HHTH found many elderly in the Monde Village in Zimbabwe who were lanquishing from hunger. We provided them with survival packages of food
  • They had no one to take care of them and had resigned themselves to starvation. When they received the food, they were joyful.
  • HHTH has drilled several wells to bring the villages water
  • HHTH gives out 800 washable, reusable menstrual pads and toiletries for girls of age
  • (L to R) Pastor Buldeli, Sidney, CJ, and Janco pray for success in drilling for water for the Youth Center and Orphanage
  • Participants who get to attend the one day training HHTH gives in leadership and Problem Solving
  • Feeding and Clothing the hungry
  • Mashonga’s Chicken Project has changed his family’s life from poverty to provision
  • HHTH built this Palace of Mercy Youth Center and Orphanage in 2018
  • Part of Palace of Mercy Complex; Kitchen, Pantry, Office, and Porch
  • Our Hat Ministry
  • Food Distribution Program for 25 orphans in Masisi Village
  • Feeding the Elderly. This lady is 101 years old
  • Food Distribution for 60 Orphans in Monde, Zimbabwe. Kai and Shana Schuette sponsor 29 of these orphans
  • Play ground for Palace of Mercy donated by Sam Simonenko
  • Sewing Project started with “Memory” who we also hire to sew Menstrual Pads
  • Survival Food Distribution in the Villages

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