
These goody bags contained sanitiser, a face mask, and some goodies.

Street children in Iringa, Tanzania, are given the opportunity to learn to use these machines with a view to setting up in business.

This severely disabled child can be moved with greater dignity and safety by use of this hoist, provided by Natalya's Fund through the Belarusian Orphanage Project (UK Charity). The hoist is not fixed but is on castors, so can be used in different situations.

Working through Love Russia we gave toothbrushes and toothpaste to children from Ribnoe Orphanage, Russia.

Rescued from streets of St Petersburg, Russia, by the New Life Street Children's Project, with support from Natalya's Fund. New Life was part of the ministry of YWAM (Youth With A Mission).

Music lesson for children displaced from one African country to another; run by a youth worker / musician; music is part of their healing.

These children would otherwise have been amusing themselves on the construction site where their parents were working. Natalya's Fund provided craft materials.

This girl is one of many children who received dental treatment (in most cases for the first time in their lives). The dentist gave up several weeks to travel with the Convoy of Hope across European Russia, using equipment provided by Natalya's Fund, fitted into a camper van.
for underprivileged children and young people overseas
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Current Projects and Funds
We are grateful to Abergavenny Symphony Orchestra for choosing us again this year as the charity they are supporting in their free Christmas family concert.
This year it will be on the theme of Heroes and Villains, including music from James Bond, Star Wars, Mary Poppins and 101 Dalmatians.
It is a free event, and there is no need to book tickets.
However, there will be opportunities to donate to Natalya's Fund. Refreshments will be available.
Conductor: Michael Bell, MBE
Life-Skills through Sport
Implementing - not currently fundraising
Life-skills, through the medium of sport, for the 'fatherless generation' in South Africa - providing prizes, equipment and kit - balls, Bibles, slalom poles, socks and boots - for holiday clubs, weekly coaching, and leadership development.
Lilongwe Youth - Making Soap
Implementing - not currently fundraising
Under the guidance of the community, local chiefs, and the Lilongwe Youth Organisation, young people chose the idea of establishing a soap-making business. We are supporting the business in such a way that it can continue training and employing young people from year to year.
Where Needed Most
Always available for donations
If we have reached our fundraising objectives for all our projects, donations will be held in our 'Where Needed Most' Fund. This money will be used, when needed, to extend current projects, or to maintain them, or to fund a new project. If we have several projects on the go you can donate to this fund if you don't mind which one you support.