Displaced Children in Eastleigh
One of the teachers at the centre during class time
The centre has been struggling to meet the costs of food and basic needs
for these extra 70 children. Today they were having cabbage soup for
lunch. CBM has released funds for the Eastleigh Community Centre,
specifically for feeding these displaced children.
The centre has been struggling to meet the costs of food and basic needs
for these extra 70 children. Today they were having cabbage soup for
lunch. CBM has released funds for the Eastleigh Community Centre,
specifically for feeding these displaced children.
The violence and destruction of homes in Nairobi's Mathare Valley slum has deeply impacted the lives of thousands of its residents. The effects have spilled over into Eastleigh as displaced families desperately look for help. At the Eastleigh Community Centre, 70 children have been left in the care of Christian workers and volunteers by their parents and guardians who are recieving medical care or who have returned to the slum to rebuild their homes. The centre's quick response has found a temporary home for the children in two of the centre's primary school classrooms. Since the children arrived with very little, the centre has clothed them in school uniforms. Those who were already attending a local school are continuing to walk to their old schools, but for many, the centre is making room in their own classes for the children.
If you or your church would like to contribute to the
Kenyan Emergency Aid Relief
we would encourage you to contact:
Canadian Baptist Ministries
7185 Millcreek Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
Canada, L5N 5R4
phone: 905-821-3533
All contributions should clearly state "Kenyan Emergency Aid".
1 Comments:
Hi Aaron & Erica,
Thank you for your continuing wonderful coverage of the Kenyan ministry. We at Edith Avenue continue to pray for your ministry and peace in Kenya.
Since there are many in our church (and I am sure in other churches) that do not have online access to your blog, I have been printing it for them. Your use of a colour background in the main body of the blog looks great online but is an excessive use of colour ink. If you know of a way of printing the blog without the colour background I would appreciate knowing it.
Also orange print on a dark blue background is difficult to read unless one highlights the print.
God bless,
Barrie Rigby
brigby@nbnet.nb.ca
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