Project Report
| Feb 22, 2021
PROGRESS REPORT ON HELP WOMEN AFFECTED BY THE ANGLOPHONE CRISES
By Kindzeka Jingla Maceline | Project leader
Dear supporters,
We are happy to present to you another edition of our project report. This project help women affected by the anglophone crises is one of the most important project at this point of crises in our English speaking regions.
The crises which we are logging for an end is still ongoing. We don't yet know when it will come to an end. To this effect, women are mostly affected and that is why this project was conceived.
Funds raising for this project is very slow causing us a delay in attaining our objective for the project. As per the registration, it is still ongoing while waiting for more fundraising.
We will continue to pray for our donors and supporters to keep on with thier support so as to enable us empower these women mostly affected by the crises to be able to run activities that can help them manage thier families.
At this point of reporting, gunshots is still the order of the day in Kumbo from both sites.
We will keep praying for an end to this conflict.
We are also sad to report here that we lost our project leader last month but thank God a new one has been replaced. May he rest in peace.
May God bless you all.
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Oct 26, 2020
PROGRESS REPORT ON HELP WOMEN AFFECTED BY THE ANGLOPHONE CRISES
By Wirkom Fred Mbiydzenuy | Project Leader
Dear supporters and well wishes,
It is our great pleasure to give another report. The Anglophone Crises has continued in a very high gear. War has continued and more women are still facing a lot of challengers.
We have been so concern with the way women are suffering. We regret the fact that we have a lot of difficulties posting pictures using the phone. The war has deprived us from electricity and internet. We cover a long distance to get connected. We have not spaired any efforts of helping the victims at our own level with our local resources.
During the last three months we were able to work with our organised women groups, empowering and encouraging them to continue identifying women who are affected so we can continue registering them. Some of these women were registered to benefit from the World food Programme.
It is because of our limited resources we would have been doing a lot for the welfare of these women. We would have loved to give them some basic needs and warm clothes and even blankets to those who's houses were burnt. The season is changing and bitting cold will be their main problems.
Thank you very much for your previous support. We count on your support to enble us help these women better.
May God bless you all.
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Jun 29, 2020
Progress report for women affected by Anglophone c
By Wirkom Fred | Project leader
Dear friends and donors.
Accept our apologies for late Sunday mission of the report. It was due to the war situation that we had to run to real rural areas with electricity nor solar pannels to charge our phones.
The internate was also cut off from the war zone and this made us to submit the report this late.
However, I am glad to report that the situation is calm and some of us are able to shift to areas where we report.
The situstion of the rural women affected by the crises is trrible and needs proper attention. We were able to assist some.who were really needy with some food items and gave phsycosocial support. This was done just with your support.
With slowness of the phone at the time struggling to submit this report, we are not able to attach the most recent pictures.
After food this old woman was happy even to drink water after coming out from her hiding place.
May God bless you as you consider supporting this project sgain or
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