“When families struggle or fail, our churches, communities, culture and nations at large suffer.”
Vision: Healthy Families, Prosperous Communities, Stable Country
Mission: To establish family centered wholistic programs that will equip individuals at the different levels of development with life skills and coping mechanisms that enable them lead a fulfilling and productive life to and through families.
Families come in all shapes, sizes, generations and degrees of vulnerability. While all families are different they are the basic social structure into which we are all born. For generations, the family has been a source of strength for guidance and support, thus providing members with a wide circle of relatives on whom they can fall back. In times of crisis, unemployment, sickness, poverty, old age, and bereavement, most people rely on the family as the main source of material, social and emotional support and social security.
Throughout the continent, traditional family patterns are changing. Colonialism, capitalism, the growth of cities, exposure to Western culture, and increasing opportunities for women are some of the factors that are affecting the shape of family life. Unlike the past where each person in African traditional life lived in or as a part of the family, today, many marriages and families are splitting up or simply reeling in dysfunction due to Domestic Violence, poverty, increasing Teenage Sexuality, bad parenting, as younger people leave rural households to work in cities, women are increasingly becoming the family breadwinners, as the number of female‐headed households increase raising children apart from the traditional family frameworks among other factors.
Activities
- Seminars
- Positive Parenting
- Pastors and pastors’ wives
- Worshippers/Volunteers
- Media Programming (TV, Radio and Social Media)
- Counselling
- Kingdom Maximized Men Program
- Girl Talk
- Retreats
- Outreaches
- Literature development
- Fellowships