Everyone who has ever seen MANNA operate in person is excited watching lives change for the better. When people learn to save money and invest it in a little business hope springs forth. Entire families can change for the better. Read this story from the MANNA team below. You’ll be blessed.

This is a story of Naome Ashaba from Banda. We got Naome as someone pointed her to us for the situation she was in after her husband left her in the house with her children. It wasn't easy for her for the beggining, but slowly she was able to catch up through the training on how to save and start the small business. But for her she had an idea to start something different, she knows how to preety hairs but had no capital and she decided to start saving

Slowly slowly and start flower beds in Namboole after someone told that her that she can make some shillings. So that's how she started Naome is very very happy for the business; its working for her well, and she did not start with big capital. Below is her story

Ashaba Naome she is single mother of 3 children and is 25 years old from Banda, through her savings, she was able to start flower beds in Namboole; she said it was because of food she received from MANNA. And she is so greatful. We found her with lots of pain after she had separated with her husband and she had lost hope completely. But now she is so happy. She sells each flower at 1000/= , others at 3000/= then others at 5000/= depends on demands of her customers.

She has a plan to start a Saloon (Cutting Hair) of her own and as also she continues with her flower business. Alex prayed with her to receive Christ, and she is very very great full for the support of food and prayers.

She requested me to continue praying with as plans and business continue growing. She started with a capital of 20,000 hiring a place and 50,000/= for buying seedling and she is so so great full.

Thank you brothers and sisters for prayers even in this hard time for covid people can plan and do something, Naome is former manna recipient from February to July but she is now smillng, she told me that covid disturbed her so much because people were not moving so it was hard to get customers.

Thank you, and God bless you.

Everyone should love a story with a happy ending. Thank you for praying. Thank you for giving.

Blessings,

Steve DuVall