In the picturesque countryside of rural Burundi, there lived a courageous widow named Amina. Life had not been easy for…
Evangelism
Evangelism through building houses for those in need is a powerful expression of love and compassion rooted in the teachings of Christ (John 13:35)
Compassion and empathy
We prioritize compassion and empathy in our approach to widow support.
Empowerment
We focus on empowering widows by providing them with the tools, resources and support they need to rebuild their lives
Human rights
We prioritize the protection and promotion of widows' rights.
Mani Housing Project Ministry
Who we are
The Mani Housing Project Ministry is an organization dedicated to providing support and safe housing for people in need. Our mission is to empower widows and homeless create a nurturing environment where they can rebuild their lives with dignity and security.
We understand the unique challenges that widows and homeless face, and our goal is to address these challenges by offering assistance and creating opportunities for them to regain their independence. Through our programs and initiatives, we aim to provide not only immediate relief but also long-term support that enables widows to develop new skills, secure sustainable livelihoods, and break the cycle of poverty.
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Success Stories.
Receiving a home, a miracle for Amina
In the picturesque countryside of rural Burundi, there lived a courageous widow named Amina. Life had not been easy for Amina since she lost her husband, but she faced every challenge with determination and resilience.
One day, Amina received extraordinary news – she had been chosen as a recipient of a house from the Mani Widows Housing Project. Overwhelmed with gratitude, she could hardly believe her fortune. Finally, she would have a safe and secure place to call home, a sanctuary where she could rebuild her life.
The day arrived when Amina was handed the keys to her new house. As she walked through the door, she was greeted by a humble yet comfortable dwelling. The walls were adorned with vibrant Burundian textiles, filling the space with warmth and color. The house was small, but it was a haven that Amina could proudly call her own.
Amina wasted no time in making the house her own. She decorated it with beautiful handwoven baskets, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of her community.