Christmas CHRISTMAS – PLEASE, DON’T SWALLOW THE ADVENT!

Hypolite shares his thoughts on Advent and Christmas—reflective words that invite contemplation and preparation for this special time.

Combating Child Labor in Nigeria: A Fight for the Future of Our Children

Combating Child Labor in Nigeria: A Crucial Step Towards Securing the Future of Our Children. Together Against Poverty and Exploitation.

A Market Day in Nigeria in January 2024

The photo series ‘Market Day in Nigeria’ shows the lively hustle and bustle at a typical weekly market in January 2024 and conveys an authentic impression of cultural diversity.

New woodworking machine

We are taking the next step in the expansion of our Skill Acquisition Centre in Calabar, Nigeria. Thanks to generous donations, a new woodworking machine will be delivered.

The fascinating wildlife of Nigeria compared to Namibia: Safari adventures and wildlife experiences

Nigeria’s wildlife: Rainforests and savannas are home to species like the West African lion. Namibia: Deserts provide habitat for lions and giraffes.

Nigeria – Discovering Culinary Diversity

Discover Nigeria’s culinary diversity: From spicy spices to hearty soups, Nigerian cuisine offers a flavor explosion for food enthusiasts.

Diseases in Nigeria: Challenges and Hope

Diseases in Nigeria: A compassionate look at malaria, HIV/AIDS, and yellow fever. Progress through education, vaccinations, and international collaboration. Hope for improved healthcare and the future.

Happy New Year

We wish you and your loved ones a happy new year.

HIFA wishes you a Merry Christmas

The picture “Mary and the Child Jesus” was painted by Rev. Fr. Raymond Idiong and provided to HIFA . A big thank you for this generous gesture! We are passionate about helping children in Africa and look forward to any support. Together we give hope and a better future.

Orphanage in Entebbe/ Uganda

In the north-west of Entebbe in Bulwany, there is farmland used to grow staple foods for the orphanage and two cattle are kept. HIFA has financed the construction of a well in this area, whereby the water is also available to the farmers for a small contribution. What is the mission of the orphanages? John Sebulime: “We look after abandoned […]