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Many thanks to all of our supporters who have contributed so generously to our organization. Over the years we have helped hundreds if not thousands of children and healthcare providers in Lesotho. Lives have been saved and spirits lifted because of our work.

Our Board members deserve special thanks for their hard work and dedication over the years. It is time to close our doors.

To continue our support of the organizations in Lesotho, two of our Board members, Elizabeth Ziemba and Irving Stackpole, have joined the Board of Global Primary Care, a non-profit organization affiliated with Boston Medical Center and the Boston University School of Public Health. Their LeBoHa program has been running for more than a decade building the healthcare infrastructure in Lesotho. Their work inspires us. Please consider contributing to their efforts.

Oxfam has released a report about the long term costs associated with the management contract of the new hospital in Lesotho. I find it hard to believe that the government would sign the contract without running the numbers to determine the cost of the services and the impact on the country's health care budget. If this report is correct, the impact on this poor country could be devastating.

Rural clinics face closures as private hospital drains funds - Frost Illustrated (GIN)—The health budget of one of Africa’s poorest and least healthy countries could be bankrupted by a privately-run hospital envisioned by the World Bank’s private sector arm as the future of African health care.

The film, The Forgotten Kingdom, is winning international awards. I want to show this film in the US as a fund raiser.

South African co-production The Forgotten Kingdom wins international awards Director of photography Carlos Carvalho has won the Haskell Wexler Award for Best Cinematography for The Forgotten Kingdom...

Sushi from landlocked Lesotho is a hit in Japan!
Trout from Lesotho is being sold directly to a Japanese retail market, fetching top dollar and demonstrating that thinking outside the box can reap rewards even in a poor, remote country like Lesotho.

AFRICA INVESTMENT-S.Africa's gold sector spawns made in Lesotho sushi | Reuters KATSE DAM, Lesotho, March 20 (Reuters) - The idea ofJapanese consumers eating sushi exported from a tiny Africancountry with no coastline may sound improbable, but the kingdomof Lesotho is pulling it