History
Rev. Charles and Margaret Mumba began to reach out to orphans in Zambia through their local church in 2003. They provided food and school fees to children who had lost their parents from AIDS, but soon they could not meet all of the needs.
Through a series of events, the Mumbas were connected with Hope Ministries, Inc. in Kenoza Lake, New York. Since 2003, this organization located in upstate New York, has provided critical funds and the support to help expand the ministry in Zambia. Hope House Orphanage, a four-bedroom house, was purchased and has become home to more than 15 orphans. The Hope Community School also was launched, which now provides education to more than 250 children who otherwise would not be in school.
In 2005, Hope Fellowship Ministries of Ndola, Zambia officially began operations as a small non-governmental organization reaching out to vulnerable children in their community. Hope House and Hope Community School are two of their major programs.
