"I clearly remember the day I invited Pastor Nhamo Moyana and son to share the story of Little Fishes. I was immediately struck by the difficulties they face every day. Their car rattled, grunted, and broke down as it labored to carry us up the hill. They have little, yet they do much. In this video we learn the backstory, the impact of AIDS and the help they need to protect at risk children in a crime-ridden environment." - Guy Morrell-Stinson

Zwelihle is a township on the outskirts of Hermanus, South Africa. There is poverty, crime and violence. Single mothers know that children face gangs, predators, and abuse when they work. Pastor Moyana founded Little Fishes to offer children shelter and protection. Pastor Moyana is a member of the Empowered Kingdom's Leaders Worldwide program which teaches leaders to teach communities how to overcome poverty.

Every mother's natural instinct is to place her children's safety first. They face an incredibly difficult situation, because they have to choose between leaving their children unprotected at home while they go to work. If they don't work, their family starves. If they go to work, their children are left to fend for themselves in a poverty stricken environment where crime, drugs, rape, and AIDS are the norm. Little Fishes offers their children shelter.

A little goes a long way.

* $10 will help to feed at least 10 children a day.

* $30 will feed a child for a month.

Your contribution will make a difference.

"Poverty, crime, violence and disease feed on each other like a predatory beast. I asked Pablo about AIDS. He told me that the students at his school were tested for AIDS. 60% of the students tested positive!" - Producer.

"Many people were unemployed. Many people were also very poor... to the extent that they could not send their children to school. And they also struggled to put food on their tables." - Pastor Nhamo Moyana