Another month has gone by, with lots of interesting happenings to share with you! Thank you for making it all possible! We will dedicate this newsletter to all the sacrificial loving mothers whom we celebrated this month of May. 1 … Continue reading →
1 Food Distribution One of our faithful local donors recently opened a bread factory, and they agreed to donate 250 loaves of bread weekly for the kids! The manager of the milk company made a special personal donation of food … Continue reading →
1 Plaques It’s so good to be back in Kinshasa and we are so proud of our partners who have done a wonderful job keeping things running and well organized in our absence. We got some plaques made in France … Continue reading →
1 Christmas and Caisa Pharma While people in many countries gave each other gifts and shared festive delicacies, police and soldiers were patrolling the deserted streets of Kinshasa to enforce law and order. Even in our remote Kikimi no gatherings … Continue reading →
1 Patricia Nzolantima’s Visit This month, Patricia Nzolantima, founder of “Working Ladies” gave us the honor of visiting our project in Kikimi, bearing special Christmas gifts: 6 sewing machines, 20 uniforms for the girls in tailoring training, some funds and … Continue reading →
1 Food Distribution Except for the street gangs, things have calmed down in Kinshasa this past month, but are expected to heat up again in December, as the presidential mandate expires on the 19th, but elections have been postponed till … Continue reading →
1 Food Distribution This month, we would like to take off our hats to the dear friends we have in Kinshasa who continue to faithfully donate food items every single month, year after year, rain or shine. Some also donate … Continue reading →
1 Esther, safe now in the arms of Jesus What started as a happy and fruitful month, with the beginning of a new school year and an inspiring presentation of our association in Vannes, ended on a tragic note, not … Continue reading →
1 Final Exam for our 6th Graders This month, our 6th graders had to travel to the district examination center to take their final exam, marking the completion of their elementary education. We rented a bus for them and Theo … Continue reading →
1 Christmas in Kikimi A couple days before Christmas, we made our way to Kikimi and spent two days and two nights there, camping out in the library. The condition of the road was such that even a 4×4 could … Continue reading →
