HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE YEAR 2020 This year has been like no other, with the worldwide pandemic that has impacted every continent with loss of lives and economic repercussion like never before. Our hearts go out to those who have lost … Continue reading →
1 Education A big thank you to the Rizwan Adatya Foundation for their yearly donation of notebooks and pens. Now that … Continue reading →
1 Education After the exams, the official start of the new school year took place on October 12. USAID, which sponsors our primary school textbooks and ongoing teacher training, … Continue reading →
1 Education After only a couple of weeks to prepare, the children took their year-end examinations. If you remember, every single year all our children passed with … Continue reading →
1 Education An inspector came to check if our school was properly equipped to respect the guidelines of social distancing such as hand-washing, masks for the children and teachers, and use of a thermo flash thermometer, which it is. … Continue reading →
1 Education Our school has, once again, been chosen as an exam center for the 6th graders of the area. The children are now preparing for this exam, the date of which is yet to be set by the … Continue reading →
1 Education In the beginning of the month, we were able to re-open one class for our 6th graders, so they could prepare for their state exam and not lose their whole year. For these children, it is vital … Continue reading →
1 Update on Covid 19 in Kinshasa The number of cases has officially risen to 1900 + with 63 deaths so far in the last 3 months, which, although sad for the victims and their loved ones, is not … Continue reading →
We had a very fruitful mission trip in March/April, including a meeting with our Congolese partners, a good visit to Kikimi and a seminar with the young people. Theo and Florence are doing such a wonderful job with the general … Continue reading →
1 Pre and Postnatal Care New babies are born each month in our maternity. Florence conducts classes for expecting mothers who receive regular check-ups. Mothers bring their babies for post-natal care and basic mandatory vaccination. … Continue reading →
