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Mentorship and Empowerment 10th Graduation

Mentorship and Empowerment 10th Graduation

Mentorship and Empowerment Program – MEP Class of 2023 has graduated! 67 young ladies successfully completed 11 weeks of training in trade and skills, enabling them to become self-dependant and financially independent. A total of 702 MEP Girls have been trained...
Swahiba Connection Centre

Swahiba Connection Centre

Absolutely overwhelmed by what God has done through the obedience of God’s people at Burnt Hickory Baptist Church. The Swahiba Networks Ministry Centre now allows us to minister to the youth, children, widows, and pastors without any limitation. All glory to God!...
Going two day without food

Going two day without food

51-year-old Grace Jorika, a mother of five children, went two days without any meal. Her employer had committed to consistently cover her house rent besides paying for the laundry services she offered. Unfortunately, Grace’s employer contracted the Covid-19 and...
Computer basics for MEP students

Computer basics for MEP students

The 11 Weeks, Mentorship and Empowerment Program (MEP) classes are currently in session, empowering young women with valuable trade and skills to transition into the workforce. This week, our students are learning computer basics, a crucial skill in today’s...
Empowering girls with entrepreneurial skills

Empowering girls with entrepreneurial skills

The Swahiba Networks Mentorship and Empowerment Program (MEP) is dedicated to empowering girls in slum areas to achieve their full potential and succeed in the marketplace. Through mentorship, skills training, and other resources, MEP strives to provide girls with the...
BHBC Mission Team

BHBC Mission Team

Thank you, Burnt Hickory Baptist Church for your unwavering commitment and support in the mission field. Your consistency has not only increased the number of harvesters, but also improved the efficiency of our efforts. We are especially grateful for the inspiring and...
Brick making for a living

Brick making for a living

“My brother and I are compelled to make bricks and sell them to make a living.” narrated Richard, a 15 year old boy in Asere Primary School . He informed us that his parents do not have a stable source of income, therefore they have to toil in farms and make bricks to...

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