Paim Family
The *Paim Family* serves in Senegal, West Africa, bringing the love of Christ to villages and communities in need. Their ministry reaches widows and children, offering practical care and hope.
They have established a *technical school*, training students in areas such as computer skills and electricity, equipping young people for a better future. In addition, they run a *dental clinic* that provides essential care to those who otherwise would not have access to treatment.
A key part of their work is with *teenagers*, where they share the Gospel, mentor, and disciple them to grow as strong followers of Jesus. The Paim Family’s vision is to transform lives not only through words, but also through practical acts of service that open doors for the Good News.
Morogoro
At the heart of Morogoro, the Acts of Life Neurorecovery Center is a place where love meets action, and hope becomes reality for children with disabilities and their families. Every month, we care for around 93 children living with cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions, walking with them and their families on a journey of healing and restoration.
Our work begins with specialized neurorehabilitation, helping children gain strength, mobility, and independence. Alongside this, we offer equine therapy – a powerful and joyful moment where children experience therapy on horseback, improving posture, balance, and confidence while connecting with God’s creation.
But our care extends beyond the child. We believe that the strength of a family is vital for the healing journey. That is why we empower mothers through sewing courses and literacy classes. Learning to read and write is more than education – it is a powerful key that unlocks dignity, opportunity, and a future full of possibility.
We also provide assistive devices to children in need, such as adapted chairs, stand frames, and wheelchairs. These tools are life-changing, allowing children to sit, stand, move, and participate more fully in daily life.
Every therapy session, every class, and every device given is not only practical help – it is a demonstration of the love of Jesus to families who often feel forgotten. Our mission is simple yet profound: to restore dignity, bring hope, and reflect the heart of God to those most in need.
