CLINIC

Adjacent to El Shaddai Church, the clinic is open to the children and staff of El Shaddai as well as residents of the surrounding community at no charge when we have qualified medical volunteers visiting.

EL SHADDAI CHURCH

This one-room church building is bringing hope and truth not only to the children of El Shaddai, but to the people of the surrounding community as well. Charmain is an ordained minister, and services are held for the staff and children every Sunday morning at 11am.

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EL SHADDAI CHILDREN'S HOME

The Children’s Home exists in two locations: a home in a city off the mountain for infants and children under age 6, and several dormitories on the mountain including a boy’s dorm and a girl’s dorm, and separate dorms for high school students. From infants to high school seniors, El Shaddai is presently home to approximately 60 children.

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EL SHADDAI PRIMARY SCHOOL

El Shaddai Primary School (grades 1-7) was the first primary school in Swaziland that did not charge school fees for its students. While the school was built by El Shaddai Ministires, children from the community attend the school along with the children of El Shaddai. The school is currently assisted by Swaziland government curriculum and teachers, although the ultimate vision is to use Christian curriculum taught by Christian teachers.

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EL SHADDAI HIGH SCHOOL

The past 2 years, our high school students have joined our new local high school approximately 12km from the home. Some of them walk down as we do not have transport for all the students. Pray for their safety on the road daily. Fundukwela students returned home to the mountain or relocated to their family homes. Not only was the quality of education not up to our standards, but our youth were being influenced by the strong culture of alcohol and drugs (primarily marijuana). These are common themes in all Swazi high schools, and we felt it was best for our students to be moved from that environment.

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EL SHADDAI FARM & GARDEN

The property boasts acreage used exclusively to grow vegetables as well as a large plot of land for gardening. Both the farm and garden help offset food costs at the Children’s home and provide maize to the school and vegetables to the staff.