Handmade Products From HIV Positive Women Provides Hope
The Women of Hope is a special group of women. In Africa, HIV positive women are cast out of society, unemployed, with no way of supporting their families. Being HIV positive sentenced them to a lifetime of poverty and starvation. Until now. The Mashiah Foundation came along and has partnered with HIV positive women in Nigeria and created the Women of Hope. Through this ministry, widows in Nigeria have found a way to make a living by sewing.
Our Esther Dolls were sewn with their needles. Every single product is handmade, lending a unique and special quality to each item. With each and every purchase you make, you are giving these HIV positive women a second chance. When you buy their products, you are helping them in a way that was not possible before.
The Rafiki Foundation has partnered with these women and is now bringing different and a greater amount of products to the United States. Through each and every sale you are helping these ladies buy food for their children, take care of their homes, send their children to school, and so much more. These HIV positive women were once ostracized, alone, and often homeless. But now, these women have hope. Hope that you can be apart of.
Our Esther Dolls were sewn with their needles. Every single product is handmade, lending a unique and special quality to each item. With each and every purchase you make, you are giving these HIV positive women a second chance. When you buy their products, you are helping them in a way that was not possible before.
The Rafiki Foundation has partnered with these women and is now bringing different and a greater amount of products to the United States. Through each and every sale you are helping these ladies buy food for their children, take care of their homes, send their children to school, and so much more. These HIV positive women were once ostracized, alone, and often homeless. But now, these women have hope. Hope that you can be apart of.
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Rafiki Foundation Website:
rafikifoundation.org |