1 Education Both Primary and Secondary School students are so eager to learn and progress and love using the library. 2 Vocational Training In the secondary school, the tailoring class is teaching the basics to the new students, starting with … Continue reading →
1 Back to School We would like to express our deep gratitude to all of you who have come forward and gave your contributions to help the most disadvantaged children come back to school for another year, those who do … Continue reading →
1 Distribution Theo and Florence made time to organize the large donations of clothing, food and toys made by Mrs. Neema and to distribute them to the needy families in Kikimi during the school holidays. There are clothes and … Continue reading →
1 Education: end-of-school-year celebration Before the start of the summer holidays, the beginning of July was marked by a big celebration where the students were congratulated for their good grades. They recited poems, sang the national anthem in Lingala et … Continue reading →
1.News from another orphan boy Theo was able to get in touch with Kongolo, one of the orphaned boys SABEC took under its wings back in 2009, and who studied in our school. After finishing school, he took a course … Continue reading →
1 News from two orphaned boys Twenty years ago, Jonathan and Gloire were two little orphaned boys that Theo and Florence took under their wings and who attended the school we built in 2010. After some research, Theo found them … Continue reading →
1 Primary School The students are eagerly preparing for the exams they will soon need to take before the Easter holiday. 2 Vocational Training: Tailoring and Construction Here you can see Kazina presenting the clothes she created in tailoring training. … Continue reading →
1 Education: Primary School Here are some photos of our children in primary school, so happy to study and learn, be it in class or in the library. 2 Women Empowerment In most schools in Congo, men are the ones … Continue reading →
Our Christmas celebrations in Kinshasa this year were tainted with various difficulties and grief, as Florence lost her older brother, Aristote lost an uncle and an aunt (who was helping his ministry) in the space of 3 days during Christmas … Continue reading →
Despite the so-called peace treaties signed between Rwanda and the DRCongo, the rebel militias continue to take over cities in the East of the country and to terrorize the population. Thankfully, our project, located around Kinshasa and now run by … Continue reading →
