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Annual Report 2017

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Stand as One Ministry

2017 

Annual Report

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our vision

lives free from poverty

our mission

empower communities


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Our Work 

LOOK WHAT WE ACCOMPLISHED TOGETHER


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Malawi

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Soymilk Factory

In 2017, Stand as One served 176,000 cups of soy milk to vulnerable children, hospital patients, and nursing mothers! Thanks to your generous donations so many people have a source of much-needed protein.

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Our Infant Rescue Program continues to identify vulnerable families and continues to address their needs with education and supplies. Nicole is a passionate advocate for the health of babies and children. She has over 50 families receiving her attention with 275 children involved.  

Family Feeding

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Crop Diversity

This crop of pearl millet will provide high levels of protein, vitamins, and minerals after a hands-on harvest. This education is so essential for the health of the people and the land.

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Harvest Centre

A shipping container gets a new home, and our Harvest Centre gets its first housing development!  We are at the point where we need someone on site, so Royson, our lead educator, and advocate will soon be living here.

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Royson continues to work with farmers of the Kalulu Village area.  45 to 50 families have continually incorporated the Foundations for Farming techniques, and are ready to pursue more advanced business and diversity practices.  

Agriculture Training

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Karin has started a new program that is improving crop growth and yield.  These families are collecting urine which gets added to their compost pile.  This combination is added to their crops.  The result is the amount of nitrogen lost by the soil is decreased, and more carbon is available to the plant.  All for free!

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Many aspects of this moment are exciting. The soy crop was grown at our Harvest Center. The workers involved from seed to harvest were involved in a Work For Food Program, where they received food during the hunger season in payment for their work on the fields. The resulting crop was donated to our Soy Milk Factory. Thanks to our donors it is totally a win-win situation!

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If you can't get excited about the name "Teenager Farming Football Team" then you may need to spend time in Kalulu Village!  Royson gathers these boys weekly for football (soccer) and fun.  We see the aspects of role modeling, teamwork, and cooperation as subtle and fabulous benefits.

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Mellisa Kasiya is now in Kindergarten A Class. She is a very quiet girl but smiles all the time. She participates actively in class and her attendance is good regardless of the weather.

Education

Ebenezer Christian School in Nkhoma, Malawi continues to excel.  Our donors sponsor 25 children, providing funds for fees, uniform and supplies, and smiles like Melissa's.

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Myanmar

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Children's Ministry

William and Angela and their Children's Home are involved in Summer Evangelistic Camps, in Slum Children's Outreach and Kid's Camps.  Acha runs a weekly program for Street Kids.  These tireless servants provide the planning and presence, and thanks to funding from Alpha Foundation we can provide the food from Fedwell Foods.

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Feeding

Once again we thank Alpha Foundation for funding the food programs in Myanmar.  We were able to make food donations to refugees who were affected by the political unrest, and to others affected by ongoing poverty.

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Exciting update!

A few years ago an Aquaponics, Integrated Chicken/Fish Farm, was started by Garden Home, with funding provided by Alpha Foundation through Stand as One.  Dan and Irene were there for the fish harvest: the workers, Dan and Irene, and thousands of fish! This venture is working, providing fish to be sold at market and also to feed the Children's Homes.

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Children's Homes

This work is funded by Alpha Foundation. There are over 700 children whose lives are improved through our involvement in their Childrens Homes. We provide nutrition, plus funds for tutoring, health check-ups, school uniforms, and supplies. Irene got to organize a craft and game day. Looks like fun for all!

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Mexico

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Building Hope

In the last 6 years, there have been 12 families blessed by the Building Hope Teams in Mexico.  This year 24 people took part in building 2 homes, an addition to an existing home and one bunkhouse for another family.  There is no project too big or small for these talented and resourceful groups.

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"Team B" proudly handed over the keys to this new home to this very grateful family!

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The sun is setting on Vicente Guerrero, the work of this team, and another successful year.

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Ride for Refuge

Smithers

Victoria

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It happened!  We recruited, we encouraged donors and each other.  We pedaled and walked the miles.  We laughed and worked hard and enjoyed.  

We raised $36,783!



Fort Langley

Join us September 29, 2018

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from all of us at Stand as One

Dan and Irene

Thank You!


We are so thankful that it isn't just the two of us Standing As One, but that we are so many! We want to Thank You for your support, and thank God for His faithfulness, guidance, and strength. Looking forward to another great year!