Support Orphan, Medical, and Gospel Care in Goma, DRC
Why Goma?
Refugees from war-ravaged northeast Democratic Republic of Congo flee to nearby Goma—leaving everything behind.
Swollen with the starving, victims of sexual violence, orphans, and abandoned children,
Goma needs help.
Rebellions, genocides, migrations, and violent cross-border interference have left millions dead and millions more homeless over the last few decades. It's been called “Africa’s Great War”—and Goma is right in the middle of it.
More than
3 million
people now live in greater Goma
Over
1 million
are refugees from rural villages
At Least
50%
of Goma’s population are children
Hope in the darkness
Our partner, Centre Medical Maman Clementine, is on the ground providing care to orphans, widows, women and children who have fled to Goma from occupied or ruined villages in the region.
Hope for Goma is working with local partners to support medical and spiritual care. Will you join us?
Your donation will go directly to supporting care for orphans, mothers, and all who need care in Goma, DRC.
The Work We Support
A gift to Hope for Goma enables Centre Medical Maman Clementine (CMMC) to offer care in four key areas:
Our Story
Hope for Goma is part of a big dream to bring hope to the people of Goma.
Centre Medical Maman Clementine was founded by a family—Stany and Mariam Muhindo along with Stany’s sister Clementine and her husband Masudi—who experienced terrible loss and were forced to flee the violence in Goma.
2008
Stany, Mariam, and Clementine are granted refugee status in the US and Denmark following violence in Goma.
2013
Watoto Kwa Babu Orphanage is founded in Goma
2017
Centre Medical Maman Clementine opens
In Planning
CMMC hopes to open a new, larger hospital called Sharing Hope.
Support expanding care in Goma
Your donation will go directly to supporting care for orphans, mothers, and all who need care in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo.