Bishop Luffa School (Chichester UK) students helping at the Grassroots daily milk programme in Mabatini, Tanzania. Grassroots serve in 20 different centres around Tanzania and currently sponsor over 2500 children. Join with us to help even more children. Child Sponsorship starts at just £3.50 per month. https://grassroots.org.uk/tanzania/
Bishop Luffa School students welcomed by Grassroots Tanzania
Time for Tea – Sponsored Children in Chennai India
Time for tea here for the sponsored children in Chennai. As part of the sponsorship scheme in India they eat here Monday to Saturday every week! Find out more: https://grassroots.org.uk/india/
Sponsor for One Year Only – Grassroots Tanzania
Over 30 of the children Grassroots is trying to support in Tanzania are in the last year of primary school and have no sponsor. We would love to find 30 people who would sponsor a child for “one Year only” for £42… so each of these amazing children can get the support they need until […]
Cows in Tanzania
Delivery of new cows in Tanzania- milk for porridge programme. One cow is pregnant so looking forward to arrival soon.
Chennai in 2023
At last … we made it to Chennai! It had been 3 long years. Lockdowns and quarantine rules were the start of the delays, but then the Indian government made it very hard for UK citizens to get visas. But, at last, we were able to get tickets and go and meet our friends. There […]
Update from Kenya – “Good Neighbours” Child Sponsorship
We recently visited Kenya during the week when the Good Neighbours Ministries team did the annual re-enrolment interviews with the children Grassroots supports. It was great to be with them and have the opportunity to the assess how things are going. On the edge. That’s the best way to describe Theta. On the edge of […]
Update from Watu wa Maana
We recently visited Kenya and spent a couple of days in the centre meeting the children and finding out from the team how things have been going. A bit of background…. The Kenyan government has a children’s services department in most districts. They are responsible for intervening when a child is neglected, but there are […]
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