1 Education Once again this year, our school served as an exam center for 4 other schools in the area to hold the TENAFEP (final exam for primary school students). To reward them for their hard work, Mrs Sameera donated … Continue reading →
1 Education Last exams before the Easter holiday. This little girl on the left is protecting her work to stop this boy from cheating. The kindergarten teacher is preparing activity sheets for the children and organizing … Continue reading →
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 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 →
At the closing of another year, we can only praise God for all He accomplished, overcoming all the obstacles that came our way. Thanks to your generosity and your big heart, thanks also to our dedicated and sacrificial Congolese partners … Continue reading →
Dear friends, We hope you are able to enjoy some restful holidays, like our children in Kikimi. Here are some pics of their graduation day and some other inspiring happenings. 1 Graduation Day and Final Exam Results The parents were … Continue reading →
We pray you all had an inspiring Easter. Celebrating our Savior’s resurrection is always a spiritual high for us, as it is this heavenly vision which gives a meaning to our lives on earth and our lives to come. It’s … Continue reading →
Thanks to your commitment and generosity, 2018 has been an amazing year, which has seen our major goals for sustainable development being fulfilled, meeting those of the World Family Organization, such as minimizing poverty, zero hunger, good health and well-being, … Continue reading →
1 Village Development The last few months have seen significant unrest and instability, even violence, which have slowed down the economy and the general running of things with what the Congolese have called “dead days” when shops and schools close … Continue reading →
