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Newsletter Aug & Sept
Collective Calling
Dear Valued Partner
First, we want to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who gave so generously toward the funeral costs and the van repairs. We’re grateful to share that both needs have been fully met. Young Bariki was laid to rest with a beautiful and dignified funeral, surrounded by love and care. Our van, which has been undergoing repairs at Los Colinas Automobile in Estepona, is now almost fully restored after a long wait for parts and several visits to the garage - a true answer to prayer!
Your kindness and generosity continue to carry this mission forward. Over the past two months, we’ve witnessed incredible stories of transformation, from children achieving educational milestones to families finding renewed hope through your support.
Our regular givers are the backbone of this mission - a powerful partnership that enables us to meet the ongoing monthly costs of keeping the Centre of Hope doors open and the MSU running. Their faithful commitment ensures that vital work continues, month after month.
✨ You can be part of this impact. Become a Regular Giver today and help us keep hope alive - every month, every life, every story.
Tanzania
Over the past two months, our team in Kasulu has continued to restore dignity, provide education, and strengthen families through practical support, emotional counselling, and spiritual growth. Together, we’ve impacted over 45 children and 15 families, creating pathways toward stability and hope.
Family Empowerment
August:
3 families supported with essential items including food, mattresses, roofing iron, and timber.
One widow received help to complete her home’s construction with materials sourced through a partnership with the District Hospital at Mlimani.
1 new child, Stephano, was rescued and placed in temporary care after suffering physical abuse.
September:
1 family supported through the rescue and reintegration of Elisia, a young girl removed from domestic labour and re-enrolled in school through the MEMKWA education program.
Elisia’s story stands as a powerful testimony of restored dignity, education, and child protection.
![]() Roof support for widow | ![]() Roof support for widow |
![]() Elisia after receiving school items | ![]() Elisia after receiving school items |
Emotional & Psychological Support
August: 36 children at the Centre and 2 families received individual counselling.
September: 37 children participated in group spiritual counselling, and 11 families received one-to-one sessions.
Sessions focused on hope, faith, forgiveness, and gratitude, helping children overcome trauma and grow holistically.
![]() Social worker group work | ![]() Social worker group work |
Family Reunification & Monitoring
August: Family tracing successfully reconnected Revocatus with his father after being rescued from goat herding labour.
September: Family visits conducted for 11 families, helping parents understand that the Centre is a temporary care facility and promoting active parental involvement.
Extended family identified for four siblings (Merickzedeck, Beatrice, Geoffrey & Meshack) after their mother’s mental health crisis.
![]() Family Visit | ![]() Family Visit |
Summary of Impact
Category | August | September | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
Families supported | 3 | 1 | 4 |
Children at Centre | 38 | 37 | 38 (average) |
Families counselled | 2 | 11 | 13 |
Children counselled | 36 | 37 | 73 |
Temporary shelter | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Family visits | 1 | 11 | 12 |
SPAIN
Mobile Shower Service Update
We’re delighted to share that our Mobile Shower continues to provide essential hygiene services to those in need across Málaga and Fuengirola. Thanks to the ongoing support of our volunteers and community partners, we’re able to bring comfort, dignity, and care to individuals experiencing homelessness in these areas.
Even more exciting - we’re currently in promising discussions with the Estepona Town Hall about bringing the Mobile Shower to Estepona! This collaboration with Collective Calling aims to extend our outreach and ensure that Estepona’s homeless community also has access to this vital service.
Stay tuned for updates as we work together to make this expansion a reality. Every shower makes a difference, thank you for being part of the journey.
A homeless friend enjoys a haircut before having a shower
Education Success Story: Hope Restored Through Compassion
We’re thrilled to celebrate the remarkable achievements of four incredible children — Dati Samwel, Rahel Giligwa, Evarist Giligwa, and Merickzedeck Joachim — who have successfully completed their primary education through the generous support of Collective Calling.

Despite facing challenges such as chronic illness, mental health struggles at home, and extreme poverty, these young learners have shown extraordinary resilience and determination. Thanks to Collective Calling’s holistic support, including education sponsorships, school materials, healthcare, and emotional care, their lives have been transformed.
Their graduation marks not only an academic milestone but also a powerful testimony of hope, faith, and the impact of compassionate giving. Their success continues to inspire their families and communities, reminding us that with love and opportunity, every child can thrive.
Together, we are changing lives - one child at a time.







