A visit by some of our Helping Hand donors.
CHARITY
SHOW LOVE TO THE ORPHANS THIS VALENTINES.
Lydia the Director and head teacher invites everyone to Ngamwanza Children support on 14th February 2016,to share our love and support with the children, eat with them and give to the children what we can. Remember it is in giving that you receive. thank you Written by Beline Amol
Hen house gives opportunities
For some time, there is now a chicken house with several hens and a rooster on Ngamwanza. This means that the children at special occasions are able to eat both meat and eggs, a very popular addition to the daily ugalin with kidney bean stew.
New School Bus
Finally, the new school bus in place on Ngamwanza Children Support Centre! The purpose of the bus is, above all, to make it easier for kids to get back and forth to school.
Rubber boots make you happy!
The rubber boots were donated by a private sponsor from Sweden and came very timely to the wet season. The kids were overjoyed and extremely proud.
National tests and Christmas holidays
Then it is time for the Christmas holidays if only a week the children have recently been flitiga and had national tests in Kiswahili, English, science and mathematics. This is something that is done before each semester end and because it has a three–term in system in Kenya. so does
Helping Hand trip in 2012
Along with Sarah, Helping Hands Treasurer, 35 people went down to Kenya the 17th February 2012. On the trip were two other Board members; David H and Ingela G. Our trip contained more than words can describe but one of the stops was at the Ngamwanza Children’s Support Centre.
Moving to a new house
With the help of the Watoto Foundation’s funds, which are channelled directly to a specific rental account established in Kenya, has now been able to subscribe to the NCSC a two-year lease for a fairly large and modern house with running water and electricity is on the other side of
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