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"He defended the cause of the poor and needy, and so all went well.

Is that not what it means to know me?" declares the LORD.

Jeremiah 22:16

Welcome to International Help of Missionaries. In 2008, IHM was established on the principals and direction of missionaries who serve in developing countries. Missionaries who have given their lives to serve and help the poor, uneducated and those who lack hope for a better life.

Our goal is to supply these dedicated men and women the necessary resources to achieve their goals above and beyond their expectations and enable those less fortunate in the world to begin a new frontier of hope. Our current programs create opportunities, through education, for children and young adults to become productive, innovative and self-sustaining faith driven adults in their communities and villages. They can become beacons of light and hope for the world around them, now and into the future. International Help of Missionaries is nonsectarian and helps all people in great need throughout the world.  100% of your donations go directly to help the program of your choice! We do not use any portion of your donation for overhead, salaries or expenses. We are a completely volunteer organization.

 

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Fr. Ernest Amoako
Richard Tracy
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Fr. Ernest Amoako

Fr. Ernest Amoako received his Master's Degree in Education Administration here in the US and returned to Ghana in November of 2008. He will oversee St. Francis of Assisi which has about 400 pre-school, elementary and jr. high school students in the Diocese of Koforidua. Currently, his concentration is on the elementary and jr. high schools, which need immediate assistance. Some of the schools in rural areas require writing desks and materials (books, pens, etc.), renovations and even new classrooms conducive to teaching and learning.

In some places, the communities have no potable drinking water. Students have to walk miles for untreated water, which affects their health and studies. Some brilliant students eventually drop out of school even at the very early stages of their schooling because their parents cannot afford the tuition fees. If some kind of financial assistance could be given, most would be able to graduate and have a better life.

With some assistance the children of Koforudia will be able to provide for themselves and their families.

 

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Our projects  are helping people in, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda and the United States. 

Silenadre is located in the Ziope area, and has a population of approximately 300. The town folks were trekking about a kilometer and a half to fetch water from the dam which has completely dried up. Now they are traveling 6km to access water and travel by motorcycle.

Akukorkpo and Kopedeka are in the Mafi area. Water is collected from unsafe sources. Water dugouts which are small and discolored Children are the most affected, sadly mothers do not have a choice but use it as drinking water for the children which is unboiled. These towns have a population of 200 and 150 respectively.

 

International Help Of Missionaries has now helped over 200,000 people with clean water since 2011 when we started our water programs!

 

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"I was Thirsty and You Gave Me a Drink."

International Help of Missionaries

64-07 77th PlaceMiddle Village, New York 11379

call us at 1-917-273-1723 

IHM is a registered 501c/3 charity. All donations are 100% tax deductible.
100% of donations are used for charitable purposes.

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