This past year has been an exciting year as we have experienced tremendous results from our programs around the world.

We have continued to expand our networking community of NGO’s and this has enhanced our ability to have a greater impact with our limited resources. By finding NGO’s with like vision and pooling our resources together in project areas the synergy affect is tremendous and we feel this is a major reason of our increased success. The quality of projects and enhanced services has created greater community support and involvement.

Our major sectors of involvement are: 

1) child survival projects
2) providing education, clothing, food, and medical help to preschool and school age children
3) health and nutritional training, community organization, micro-enterprise and sustainable gardening projects for parents of deprived children
4) Christian education and evangelism outreaches

FMHC educational programs directly affect an increase in literacy among disadvantaged children, increased rate of school attendance, and positive impact in behavioral responses. School feeding programs increase attention span and comprehension levels. Evangelism outreaches increase knowledge of God and His plan for their lives.

FMHC recognizes the importance of skills development, small-scale entrepreneurship, and income generating programs, especially for women. It is generally recognized that women are most likely to shoulder the concerns for their family’s food security. This is especially true in those countries ravaged by civil war, where women are often the only surviving parent in the home.

The benefits of FMHC’s services provide those necessities which are basic to all human development, and are successful in reaching the targeted beneficiaries by increasing the level of awareness on primary health care, family relationships, community participation, and by expanding the level of involvement for recipients in the various interventions.

Lon Taylor
President