Last year, we were once again able to support the work of Holger and Kay Lorenz in South Africa, who run a home for orphans in the Cape Town area, operate up to 30 soup kitchens and offer life skills courses.

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In a country where medical care is not available to everyone, those who cannot pay for treatment are particularly disadvantaged. There is a health insurance system in Ghana, but many cannot afford it, least of all the farming families in Akim Ayirebi. The CHA Elim Medical Centre would like to help everyone, but faces the same challenge as all other clinics.

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We have been waiting for this news for a long time: Pastor Alfred's hospital in Ayirebi, our project location in Ghana, has opened! The project began in 2014, and a few years ago we already reported that it was able to start with examinations and, with the fleet of ambulances from the Hamburg fire department, could at least provide a shuttle service for more distant hospitals.

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Looking back in 2022, we see great challenges, but also the gratifying sum of € 48,546.11 in donations, for which we are very grateful. Last year, too, every euro we received went to our two projects: supporting the work of Holger and Kay Lorentz in South Africa and the tireless work of Pastor Alfred Osei-Poku in Ghana.

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Africa was hit hard by the coronavirus and lockdown measures, and political unrest further exacerbated the crisis. The past year has been an especially difficult challenge for Holger and Kay Lorentz. The missionary couple looks after orphans and also does a wide range of missionary work, including running soup kitchens and sending aid supplies to other children's homes in need.

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According to the statistics, many African countries, including Ghana, have only been moderately affected by the coronavirus in terms of public health. However, Ghana has been hit hard in other ways: Ghana's economy depends, among other things, on the export of cocoa, oil and gold.

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