HEARTLINK ANNUAL REPORT TO 30th SEPTEMBER 2021
It is we sadness that we announce the passing of Mary Wade and Maurice Markham. We miss them greatly
The main work of the trust this year was in the following areas:-
INDIA
This year the work has again been severely affected by the corona virus pandemic. Our schools were severely disrupted but recovering.
More goats have been purchased and are reproducing and have been distributed. We continue to harvest and restock five Fish Farms annually.
We have grown and harvested increasing quantities of food this year which has helped so many poor families, widows, and orphans.
Our faithful UK volunteers provided support for a number of projects including four orphanages, eight schools for the needy, Churches and Clinics caring for the poor, sharing the good news and training workers for effective work in different areas.
We have provided among other things Food, Education, fish farms, goats, and medical treatment.
We are continuing to help with the development of the Hospital helping it to continue to grow into a much-valued service. Many covid patients lives have been saved. We have started more clinics and trained over 100 village Health Workers as part of a growing village health programme, now serving over 400 villages. This is serving a continually increasing number of villages in the poorest areas.
ALBANIA
It has been encouraging to see this work continue to grow. Les continued to encourage and support workers in the country in prayer and contact.
BULGARIA
Gregg and Sue are helping support this outreach and care work.
PROMOTION.
Les, where possible continued to take church meetings and network with our partners to support the growing work abroad.
The tri-monthly newsletter prepared and circulated by a small team of volunteers keeps people and churches informed, challenged, and involved in the promotion of the Christian gospel, training and helping the needy.
The trustees met frequently for prayer & business.
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