Namibia
Christ’s Hope has worked in Namibia from the start: in 2003 the Arks at Okahandja and Keetmanshoop were among its first care centres. Today our nine CarePoints meet in three towns.
- 9 CarePoints
- 360 children
- Since 2008
- Oshikuku, Okahandja and Keetmanshoop
9 CarePoints
Oshikuku
A small town in the far north, in Omusati Region, where the rains can bring floods one year and drought the next. The three CarePoints here share one building.
Okahandja
A town north of Windhoek. Our CarePoints are in the residential areas west of the town, where hundreds of new homes have gone up in a few years. Local businesses and farmers help where they can, with gifts of food.
Keetmanshoop
A town in the dry south. The Ark here began as an orphanage and became a CarePoint when Christ’s Hope moved to caring for children within their own families. Christiaan en Rita meets in the same building.
What happens at every CarePoint: a cooked meal, help with school, care when they’re ill, and Bible teaching. A day at a CarePoint, hour by hour
From Namibia
What our team there has written to us.
13 more children start at Keetmanshoop: news from Namibia, August 2026
Read15 new children at Keetmanshoop: news from Namibia, June 2026
ReadBirthday parties, chess and a repaired dining hall: news from Namibia, April 2026
ReadNew school uniforms and Independence Day: news from Namibia, March 2026
ReadHeard about our work in Namibia?
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