By Gwen Ilunga Chibuye | Project Leader
It has been a thrilling 2022 which started with so much uncertainity when the covid pandaemic was still at its piek. Many planned activities did not go as planned. However the opharnage management and partners found ways of engaging and came up with different types of enrichment programs providing the children with new skills like cooking, sewimg , carpentry and hair dressing. This opens up their minds to new information and gives them the space to explore. Your support is expanding opportunities and ideas to students in this rural community. We believe that such knowledge and experience will prepare them for future schooling and careers development.
Your generosity in the past 12 months has helped the project provide educational support for more than 40 children and upgrades at the opharnage. The opharnage has also engaged in income generating projects like gardening and chicken raring.
However, implementation of these projects has not been easy because of inflation, School books have become expensive, Fertiliser and chicken feed are also becoming expensive.
With the coming of the rain season, the opharnage has started preparing land for growing maize and and other seasonal crops. This will increase their food reserves for the coming year 2023 and the children wil never go hungry.
A huge thanks to all of our supporters, donors and friends who made this possible. We couldn’t accomplish any of this without your support We look forward to a better 2023.
With great appreciation,
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