The event, WorldShare’s Tea with the Team, will include afternoon tea and a chance to chat to members of the staff team. There will also be an opportunity to share in a short time of worship, hear our latest news, ask any burning questions and pray together. Please feel free to bring a family member or friend along with you.
South Sheffield Evangelical Church Saturday 15th March 3:15 - 5:00 pm
To book your free place, please complete the form below or call 01302 775209. Free places are available for those who attend South Sheffield Evangelical Church.
You can also book guest tickets (£5 each) for family or friends who do not regularly attend—simply select the number of guest tickets when completing the form.
Thank you for your interest in WorldShare's all-age fundraiser on Saturday 31st May 2025.
Please fill out the form below and we'll email you on 1st March with more information. You'll also be the first to have the opportunity to sign up! Thank you.
Appeal details paragraph: Wakisa are at stage two of a three stage process. They have built the maternity centre (pictured above) and we would now love to help them equip it, so that they can recruit medical professionals in the final stage. The cost of fully funding the centre is £91,000, and we are aiming to raise at least £21,000 through this appeal to help equip:
“She is clothed with strength and dignity and she laughs without fear of the future.” (Proverbs 31:25)
Wakisa Ministries was established to provide practical support, Christian counselling and vocational skills to young girls rejected by their families due to unwanted pregnancies. Alongside their well-established pregnancy crisis centre, Wakisa have recently built a new maternity centre. Their vision is this facility will be a unique setting that will not only meet the obstetric and gynaecological needs of young pregnant girls, but will also offer tender loving care, free of judgement, to anxious mothers in labour. Mothers like Ava...
15-year-old Ava arrived at Wakisa Ministries in March 2024 and by June, she had given birth to a beautiful baby girl. With the added challenge of only having one arm, Ava is adapting well to motherhood thanks to the practical, spiritual and psychological support she is receiving at Wakisa. Her fellow mothers have stepped in with immense love, helping Ava with baby care tasks. This collective effort has fostered a beautiful bond among them, creating a nurturing and supportive environment.
It is this environment that Wakisa want to replicate in their maternity centre. Being able to give birth in a safe, judgement-free space would give girls like Ava the best start to motherhood after such a traumatic start to life.
An examination room,including a couch, computer and examination equipment, ensuring the girls are checked carefully and comfortably.
A labour ward, including delivery beds, monitors, IV drip stands, midwives’ scrubs (aprons & boots), delivery kits, medicine trollies and much more.
A neonatal ward, including incubators, infant warmers, oxygen tanks and infant monitors, ensuring vulnerable babies get the care they need.
Could you become a WorldShare 10:10 Partner, helping to bring life in its fullness?
By setting up a regular gift of at least £10 per month, you will be helping to provide a safe space where young girls and their babies are treated with dignity, as well as supporting other projects under WorldShare’s 10:10 Partner initiative.
