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| GRACE HAND PROJECT Mbeya, Tanzania, East Africa |
| Pastor Nguvila with children in Mbeya, Tanzania. |
| Grace Hand Project Mbeya, Tanzania, East Africa Pastor Ernest Nguvila runs a bible college, a church, and a program dedicated to orphans and trafficked victims. One of his goals is not only to help rescued victims, but to provide vocational training for at risk girls and young women in the area to help prevent them from becoming victims. You can read more about Pastor Nguvila and his church organization called Bible Study And Evangelism Fellowship (BCEF) by clicking here. You can donate directly to the Grace Hand Project through the "Donate" page of our website. |
| Graduation ceremony for the newly trained pastors. |
| NEWLY PLANNED "HYBRID" PROJECT Free For Life Ministries, Inc. of Nashville, Tennessee and Grace Hand Project of Mbeya, Tanzania are pleased to announce their plans to open a "hybrid" venture that will house a safe house for victims of human trafficking in Sub-Saharan Africa and conference/training facilities. This project will also contain a restaurant and a hotel as a non-profit business venture that will support the safe house programs. This will be a major step ahead to help the battle against human trafficking in this region. Projects will include: A major conference facility - this facility will be modular so that we can accommodate large crowds or divide the facility up into smaller classrooms. We will use this facility for conferences, training of at-risk individuals how to avoid becoming a victim of human trafficking, HIV prevention and training for the young people of Africa, and a place for organizations to rent for their meetings and conferences. A hotel facility - this 35 bed hotel will provide housing for visitors to the region, for young people that come for training, and again will be a commercial venture to help support the work against human trafficking. A safe house - this will be a 15-bed facility used to house victims that have been rescued from human trafficking throughout the Subsahara region of Africa. Here they will reside for anywhere from 3 months to 2 years, receive education, job training, counseling, and support that will allow them to regain their freedom and start their lives over again. An important part of this program will be to provide business training and micro-loans for survivors to start new business and have independence. A restaurant - that will be available for all who use the facilities, and to provide nourishing meals for the victims who are staying in the safe house. |