Pastor Osmond is extremely grateful to the many organisations and individuals, past and present, who have contributed to the work of Osmond Rescue Aid Mission.
He visits the UK and Ireland each year when possible, and would be interested in coming and speaking to your local church or school to tell you more.
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Farm4Life Education4LifeThis charity is no longer active due to the sad loss of founder Lloyd Clewer.
Farm4Life worked in Ghana to provide relief from financial hardship and social and economic disadvantage. In addition to advancing the educational life of young people and adults, they provided opportunities for people to fully participate in the life of their community in ways which addressed and alleviated social and economic disadvantage. In 2016 they opened Education4Life Academy in Krokoshwe, Ghana. |
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International Gospel OutreachIGO is a worldwide fellowship of ministries, ministers, Christian workers of all kinds and intercessors. It links together churches, Christian organisations and missionaries from many backgrounds. The IGO was Pastor Osmond's first contact with support overseas, and has been instrumental in development of Rescue Aid Mission, particularly the late Bob Searle, and Kingsley Armstrong of the Joshua Project.
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Mossvale Community ChurchMossvale Community Church and the Mossy coffee shop in Paisley, Scotland, undertake numerous fundraising activities. A team visits Ghana twice a year, and as well as contributing to many Rescue Aid Mission projects, they are are building
Mossvale Community Sanctuary in Bortianor. In 2022, they began supporting the school in Krokoshwe, Ghana and it has now reopened as Mossy International School. |
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New Life GhanaNew Life Ghana is one of the ministries of New Life Baptist Church in Northallerton. New Life Ghana has supported Rescue Aid Mission in building Home of Hope and Diamond Hill School (formerly known as FAYEF International School) and now supports the ongoing work and development of these two projects, including running a child sponsorship programme.
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Villages In ProgressThe Villages in Progress Programme is run by Hacketstown Christian Centre in Tullow, County Carlow, Ireland. Their generous giving includes support to Rathuil International School, in Opkiuma, a special school for the blind, and some individual needy families.
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