Zara-Anne & Kids World Foundation

Zara-Anne & Kids World Foundation is a registered non-profit organization where like-hearted individuals come together and become agents of change.
Our key areas of focus are what we believe to be the pillars of a fulfilling life: health and education.

Every child dreams of being around his/her family during Christmas like many of us have. A Young child without his or her parent is very disturbing and it results in unhappy life. No matter how difficult it is, it’s never too late for these lovely kids.

The Journey

Osu Children's Home

Address: Near Senior High School, Josiah Tongogari Rd., Labone
Postal address: OS 640
City: Accra
Region: Greater Accra
Telephone: 0307 020121
Mobile: 020 8177005
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
Website: www.osuchildrenshome.com
Categories: Orphanages

There is this saying “Give and it shall come back to you in thousand full”. My first donation journey started with the Great Losa Family to the Osu Children’s Home at La/Accra. It was a great experience helping this little kids who have been rejected by their parents or had lost them.

“It’s not easy watching all these kids here, sometimes we get short of food or water to drink, each and every day is a different challenge. Management is the key thing here, it helps a lot. With the donations and sponsorships we are able to handle certain issues that arises. I will plead with you to continue helping and remembering these little ones each and every time cause it’s not an easy job and I can’t do it alone. Your donations are always welcome and thank you very much” words of the Head Madam

These are some of the things we presented on that day to help support the little ones. It wasn't that much but it was better than nothing. One thing I realize was apart from the food and drink the kids were very happy to see a soccer ball added to the donation and started playing right after the presentation.

At this particular time when we were set to present our donation they were all busy in their various houses working or learning. After a little while a bell was rang and they all came with happy faces knowing what that particular bell stands for.

So the presentation started…

They all gathered nicely and we prayed with them and sang a lot of songs together. You can see me in front from the left with my hands folded with a book in my hands which was shared by some missionaries on our way into the Osu Children’s Home. We had a lovely time, so did the kids.

Before everything commenced we had to fill in and sign a document which had all our items listed in it for future reference.

After everything was done we took some group photos – I am second from the left. After we met with the manageress again and she was appealing for sponsorship to renew some of the teachers/workers blocks which had cracks and was very old. And she was told to write a letter and address any problem she wants to be solved in it, and would be given to authorities in high positions to come to their aid.

After we left Osu children’s home to find something to eat. Surprisingly the restaurant we visited the owner was also a Great Losa member so he was immediately added to the group platform on social media. At the top from right he is explaining his recipes to us. He gave us the go ahead to visit and have meetings in his restaurant any time needed and free discount on any food we buy, wow what a small world. After we all went home since we all came from different places.

First from right

Psalm 41:1-3—Happy is one who cares for the poor; the LORD will save him in a day of adversity. The LORD will keep him and preserve him; he will be blessed in the land. You will not give him over to the desire of his enemies. The LORD will sustain him on his sickbed; you will heal him on the bed where he lies.

My second Journey was to “Eye of the Lord” located at Eastern region, Nsawam. The founder is a blind man and his wife.
It was a long but short journey but we finally got there, we prepared our donation and the kids were gathered.

The Blind Man's Wife

This lovely baby was abandoned in a gutter by her mum at Accra says the blind man’s wife – We heard it on radio that a child has been abandoned in a gutter so we went to bring her in. After that, one of our members(Zara-Anne) offered to bring her diapers every month.

The Blind Man

The blind man prayed and later the kids sung lots of magical beautiful songs to us. The items were a lot and they were happy.

There was a bible reading section were two kids read the bible in bits. After we shared biscuits for them and we prayed and left.