Halfred Williams Global Care Foundation
Halfred Williams Global Care Foundation
Donations to CARE provide food, health supplies, shelter and most importantly hope to families in crisis.
Supporting and promoting efforts to prevent and respond to violence and abuse directed towards individuals based on their gender, particularly women and non-binary individuals
Female education is crucial for promoting gender equality, empowering women, and improving societal outcomes.
We support efforts to prevent and combat the illegal trade of drugs, as well as addressing the harmful effects it has on individuals, communities, and society as a whole.
Children's education is a vital aspect of their development and future success! It's essential to ensure that all children have access to quality education, regardless of their background or circumstances.
We make efforts to help individuals involved in drug addiction to escape or leave that lifestyle, often with the goal of rehabilitation and reintegration into society
The purpose and essence of this foundation is charitable and educational. It is expressly declared that the organization is not-for-profit or gain and that no dividend shall ever be declare paid to any of its staff, and that none of its property, real or personal, shall ever be used or expended except to carry out the legitimate ends, and objectives of the organization
We provides food, clothing, housing education, medical, and other appropriate humanitarian support services in a Christian environment to demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ to orphans and young adults, with or without disabilities, who are orphaned, neglected, abused,
To meet the spiritual, physical, mental and emotional needs of children who are orphaned and destitute; by providing care, nourishment, guidance, education, psychosocial counseling, health service and providing parental support in order to instill in them family values.
To Provide orphans, outcast, unloved, needy, sick, disabled, destitute, children with autism, excluded and dying children with a home, love, happiness, emotional and spiritual enrichment, a high level educational foundation for future challenge;
We care for older people by showing compassionate and understanding to them. As people age, they may require support with daily tasks, managing health conditions, and maintaining their overall well-being. irrespective of who they are, our foundation provide quality care to make a significant difference in their lives.
At age 12 a Civil war engulfed Liberia 🇱🇷 With the fear of being captured and turn into a child soldier and family members being killed, at 4:00am approximately we decided to run for our lives in the midst of repeated sounds of gunfire and flying bullets, Grandma and I flee into the bush with many others fleeing into different directions.
Our journey was steep, slippery and daisy for we had no clue of where we were heading, but just had to run for our lives. Due to the poor health of grandma we journeyed for 2 days with no food or water. Finally we got to the boarder at a river called Cavalla in north of the Nimba range in Guinea 🇬🇳 the river also boarder Co’te D’Ivoire in the south.
The crowd there was massive with only two wooden canoe 🛶 to convey the mamon crowd to the other side. In some occasions the canoe got over loaded and it capsized’ many were drowned but were later rescued.
God saw us through, Grandma and I were able to make it to the other side and reunite with our Ivorian family in the town of Deboke.
We settled in Deboke for a year, grandma’s health got deteriorated and she died and was buried there. Life got worse for me and I decided to move in order to survive.
Having survived all the rigorous and traumatic experience, I traveled through Countries in Africa and saw Africans in Despair, Starving, Diseased, Malnourished, agged people with no one to care for them, Destitute and Homeless people addicted to various substances.
Many have lost hope in life, many needed financial assistance to get through various challenging situations .
Those addicted to drugs felt they had nothing to live or hope for, but the truth is these addicts could be provided with counseling, re-habitation, and help them and others become productive citizens to the society.
I was moved by all these and I pray that some day God will give me the capacity and ability to provide succour or help in whatever way and reach out to these Africans that are struggling.
