Four programmes, one relationship with a household
Evangelism, food, school and health — carried together, because a life is not saved in pieces.
Programme 01
Evangelism
The foundation was established as a Christian platform, and evangelism is where that identity is most visible. Teams meet people where they already are — in villages, at community gatherings, in homes — to share the Gospel of Christ and to pray with those who ask.
“This is the platform to reach out lives through the spreading the gospel.”
- Village and open-air outreach gatherings
- Household visits and prayer with families
- Fellowship and encouragement for new believers
- Partnering with local churches on joint outreach
- Sharing the Gospel alongside food and welfare visits
Who this serves
- Rural communities
- Families visited through other programmes
- Local church congregations
Programme 02
Food Scheme Program
Food assistance is delivered directly to households under strain — elderly people living alone, families caring for children on a single income, homes hit by a poor harvest. The programme goes further than a parcel: it works with communities on nutrition and on the resilience that makes the next hungry season survivable.
“This is the program that involves savings lives, changing lives, delivering food assistance and working with communities to improve nutrition and build resilience.”
- Food parcel distributions to identified households
- Priority support for elderly people living alone
- Nutrition conversations with mothers and caregivers
- Working with communities to build resilience against lean seasons
- Follow-up visits to households previously supported
Who this serves
- Elderly people
- Families under strain
- Child-headed and single-carer households
- Rural communities
Programme 03
School Monitoring Programs
Supported learners are not handed a fee and forgotten. The foundation follows their academic progress through the school year and provides funds where cost is the thing standing between a child and a classroom.
“We will be monitoring academic progress of our students. Providing funds to our students.”
- Monitoring the academic progress of supported students
- Providing funds towards school costs
- Termly check-ins with learners and their guardians
- Liaising with teachers on how a student is doing
- Encouragement and mentoring for learners at risk of dropping out
Who this serves
- Primary and secondary school learners
- Guardians and families carrying school costs
- Children at risk of dropping out
Programme 04
Awareness Campaigns
Health talks delivered in the community, in the local language, about preventing the illnesses that people around here actually face. Prevention costs a conversation; treatment costs far more than most households have.
“Its a program designed to educate people on how to prevent different kind of diseases (health talks).”
- Community health talks on disease prevention
- Hygiene and sanitation education sessions
- Talks arranged with schools and church gatherings
- Seasonal awareness around common local illnesses
- Question-and-answer sessions with community members
Who this serves
- Rural communities
- Mothers and caregivers
- School learners
- Church and community gatherings
You're Worthy It
Stand with Savemore Foundation
Whether you give, partner, volunteer or pray, there is a place for you in this work. Start with a conversation — we will take it from there.
For funds and partnership, contact the Chairperson