What a moment! We set out to fill six suitcases for the children at Happy Home Orphanage and School in Ghana and you made it happen!  🎉 Thanks to your incredible generosity, we’ve packed: 278 items of school uniform — including skirts, shorts, and trousers 46 pairs of school shoes 👟 Every item represents a child who will walk into class with dignity, confidence, and joy. And the best part?We now have two bonus suitcases we can fill before the next shipment! 🙌 We’re still

🌍 Compiled November 2025, following a briefing with mission partner Tunde Bolanta Communities across Northern Nigeria and the wider Sahel region, stretching between Chad and Morocco, continue to face immense challenges. These rural, largely Muslim villages are often remote and difficult to access, yet the people remain open and responsive to the gospel. Across the region, over 300 mission churches are active, led by faithful men and women serving by faith in areas marked by

The energy defied the mainstream narrative because we do have the power to make a change! The atmosphere was electric at our recent Jazz for Hope event! It was undergirded by love, purpose, and passion (and Disco Bingo).   The night raised a phenomenal £4,246.32 to support the completion of the school build in Ghana, and we later received surprise donations totaling £2,953.34, which brings us to an incredible total of £7,049.32!   Compared to our original target, we have just

A Winter with the Forgotten This winter, Voice to the Voiceless is caring for more children than ever. It is hard to imagine Cape Town, South Africa, as a cold and wet place, but that is truly what winter there can look like. Most of the children supported by Sollie and team are not in school. Many can’t read or write. But, one thing is certain, all are hungry for food, for love, for hope. Last weeks Thursday outreach was a particularly busy one, with unschooled children ke

Each month, Voice to the Voiceless visits men in prison…, not with judgment, but with the love of Jesus. They sit, pray, listen, and remind each man that he is not forgotten. One simple way they do this is by providing a R10 voucher (50p sterling!!) just enough for a short phone call to family. For many, it’s the only connection they have to the outside world. It’s small, but it matters. A reminder that someone sees them. That God sees them. As winter drags on and hope fe

A chance to succeed!

It’s wonderful to support this project for mothers and toddlers! Today we ventured into ‘the bush’. The reality? A huge patch of wasteland, piles of litter, and small tin huts. But, within minutes of arrival, we were making instruments, singing nursery songs, and connecting with young mothers. The session ended with the story of Bartimaeus, prayer, and a word of encouragement. What started as a simple visit quickly turned into a session full of laughter, learning, and hope. M

At Heart 2 Hand we aim to fund sustainable models of support, however we also believe in demonstrating love in the moment! Following an evening of outreach in Cape Town (SA), we returned to the car feeling so humbled. A lady, instead of asking for an extra egg mayo sandwich for herself, asked us to take it to another location where a mother is rough sleeping with her children. Pure selflessness. We believe that anyone can serve, anyone can lend support, and regardless of age,