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"The World Bank currently estimates that roughly 35,000,000 children will lose one or both of their parents from AIDS alone on the continent of Africa by 2010." 

Source: "Reaching Out of Africa's Orphans," 
Khalanidhi Subbarao and Diane Covey, 1/12/2004

We can't expect Africa's already over-crowded orphanages to be able to care for the 12 million additional orphans that are expected by 2015. At Orphans Unlimited, we have a proven, working model in Mozambique of the solution. Instead of only treating the symptoms of the problem by building more orphanages or shipping in food, we have identified and are working to cut the roots of the problem, resulting in healthy, educated and - most of all - self-sufficient Africans. 

Please take a moment to find out what we have learned from our experience in Africa since 1993 and how we plan to deal with the problem now, instead of waiting for it to continue to multiply. Then, please consider partnering with us.  Together, we can make a difference. Learn about The Vision...

AFRICAN ADVENTURES BOOK

Brenda Lange has faced death more than 17 times in her 19 years of living in Mozambique. Eleven of these stories are told in this modern day missions adventure. Over 40 faith filled miracle stories and 8 pages of color photos will take you "up close and personal" in the life of Bush Bunny Brenda.

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Bush Bunny's Update - September, 2010

HAND IN HAND WITH THE LEAST OF THESE

July was a busy month with 18 new orphans joining us in our mud hut community. Their two stories are prime examples of WHY Jesus needs more willing hands to love HIS lost children in this world.

Grandma Alina’s two daughters died only months apart, leaving newborn twins barely 4 lbs each along with seven toddlers and one teenage boy in her care. In desperation, she walked seven miles with all 10 kids to find us, as she had no milk for the 3-day-old twins when her second daughter died after giving birth.

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