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While I was in, one word came to my mind. IMPACT. I saw and felt ENA’s impact on every village we serve. Thousands of children are going to school for the first time, sitting at a desk with paper and pen to write with. Thousands are pumping clean water; thousands have a latrine to use with the knowledge of sanitation and hygiene. I’ve looked into the eyes of 350 orphans who are eager to learn and gave each child a new uniform and school supplies to each one to help them on their learning journey and encourage each child to know they are cared for. Village elders, parents, and students are learning about human trafficking and how to best protect their children and themselves. I was given this opportunity, and I consider it a gift. A gift that has changed my life as well. I see the world differently. I see it through the eyes of each and every child, mother, father, and grandparent. Thousands of eyes have been met, hoping to make this life better, one of hope and heartfelt love and connection.

–Diana Bingham, ENA Director of Operations, Ethiopia

ENA Rescues 12 Children from Forced Labor Slavery

ENA Rescues 12 Children from Forced Labor Slavery

One slavery survivor is named Adjoa, is an 8-year old girl who has spent more than three years working as a child slave on the lake. ENA rescued her along with her 12-year old brother Francis. They were both found working on the boats around noon in a small village...

ENA Brings Water to 10,000

ENA Brings Water to 10,000

We have water!!!  5,000 people living in Balchi, Ethiopia have access to clean drinking water for the first time and another 5,000 will have access shortly. That means 10,000 lives are forever changed. Clean water gives the gift of health and time that can be used to...

From Devestating Loss to Government Official: An ENA Success Story

From Devestating Loss to Government Official: An ENA Success Story

Eric Nana Agyeman Prempeh (pictured above) was referred to ENA after the loss of his wife to cancer in 2012, and the loss of his daughter in 2013. He came to ENA in distress because he had spent all that he owned taking care of his wife and daughter when they were...

ENA Hosts "I am a Human Being"Forum to Protect Albinos

ENA Hosts "I am a Human Being"Forum to Protect Albinos

On the 23rd of February, a forum in support of persons with Albinism was held in Tamale, Northern Region Ghana. People from all walks of life attended the forum. The Forum was designed to engage the public in the fight against the stigmas and dangers associated with...

One Mother Lifts Generations from Poverty

One Mother Lifts Generations from Poverty

Felicia assists her husband with making and preparing earrings, wedding rings, necklaces, and wrist bundles. She then sells their handcrafted fine jewelry at markets in Koforidua, Asesewa, and Somanya, Ghana. Through the support she received from Engage Now Africa she...

Namibia: Working with the Government to Support Orphans

Namibia: Working with the Government to Support Orphans

Richard, ENA’s Director of Africa Operations, stands with the governor of the Kavango East Region of Namibia. ENA met with the governor, his 6 counselors and constituencies to establish a partnership. The government has agreed to work with ENA to support 60 orphans...

Alexander: From Nowhere to Turn to Successful Business Owner

Alexander: From Nowhere to Turn to Successful Business Owner

educational loan. He went on to complete his degree and graduate from Capecoast University in 2012. Together with colleagues from the University, they created Active Development Labs Africa (www.adlafrica.com). ADL Africa has grown into a successful business that...

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