Project Report
| Sep 19, 2014
Thank You for Continued Support
By Ernest K. Kirui | Project Leader
We provide our abandoned children opportunity to interact with other children in our playroom. We have watched our long term abandoned children develop to a potential that has amazed us. Lydia (has Cerebral Palsy) can use augmentative communication well using a donated ipad. She joins other children during play activities such as hidden pictures search puzzles, games, coloring and more.
Serah (developmentally delayed teenage girl) can walk around very well. Her vocabulary at around 5 words is still poor. Our abandoned baby staff work hard every day to ensure these children and more grow to their potential.
We recently received siblings: Wilson 7 years, Samuel 5 and Joseph3 years for accommodation at our centre. They were rescued from abusive parent by the children’s department of Eldoret. They were put under our care as they continue to find them a permanent home. Their photo is below;
From left: Wilson, Samuel and Joseph
Please watch a clip showing a summary of our work: Sally Test Paediatric Centre-2014
Thank you for your continued partnership.
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May 30, 2014
Project Report
By Ernest Kirui | Project Leader
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Zablon
Six month old Ethan is a new addition to our family. He was abandoned at field in a nearby estate in Eldoret town. Two others are Kevin and Zablon. Kevin was abandoned in the hospital by his family after realizing he had hydrocephalus. Through our intervention, Kevin has had a shunt fixed to drain excess fluid from his brain. Our baby centre staff take daily head measurements to monitor changes. Our most recent addition, Zablon, tested HIV positive so was put on ARV treatment. Our long term special children are still with us: Lydia, Serah and Dinah. Serah is now able to walk around while interacting with recovering children who visit our playroom for a variety of activities planned by our teachers.
Your continued support ensures we give hope to these children. Donations we have received enabled us buy food, formula, fresh milk, cereal and clean drinking water for the children. Thank you for the partnership. Our project link is http://globalgiving.org/projects/beginning-life-with-hope
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Kevin
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Ethan
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Apr 11, 2014
Progress Report
By Ernest K. Kirui | Project Leader
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Six month old Ethan is a new addition to our family. He was abandoned at field in a nearby estate in Eldoret town. Two others are Kevin and Zablon. Kevin was abandoned in the hospital by his family after realizing he had hydrocephalus. Through our intervention, Kevin has had a shunt fixed to drain excess fluid from his brain. Our baby centre staff take daily head measurements to monitor changes. Our most recent addition, Zablon, tested HIV positive so was put on ARV treatment. Our long term special children are still with us: Lydia, Serah and Dinah. Serah is now able to walk around while interacting with recovering children who visit our playroom for a variety of activities planned by our teachers.
Zablon Kevin
Ethan
Your continued support ensures we give hope to these children. Donations we have received enabled us buy food, formula, fresh milk, cereal and clean drinking water for the children. Thank you for the partnership. Our project link is http://globalgiving.org/projects/beginning-life-with-hope
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