Especially for Street Children; we must embrace and inspire them, and create a warm path of empowerment, guardianship and support for each one of them. Our society is at its weakest when it fails to carry with it the weakest members of its core. How can we seek to pursue destiny when the true holders of the same are left broken and dead far behind the prosperity lines?

We as the Master Chimbala Foundation are very passionate about making a difference in every small way possible and expand in greater ways reachable. By sharing food and drink we thus enable the activation of new hope, new grounds, new prospects and new layers of achievements. While we cultivate long-term opportunities for livelihoods transformation and empowerment, we must still feed the day of hunger and thirst, right today. We cannot move forward teaching people how to fish if their day of graduation only arrives several days after they have died of hunger. We must instead support them now while we inculcate and invest in them the means for self-reliance and independent capacities for self-sustenance.