Zambian children need help to go to school. They are also hungry. £4.25 per month (£51 per year) gets them into school with uniform and kit and onto a church based feeding programme. We have 140 children needing sponsors. Today the Zambia team met children at one of 5 locations to give them school uniform. […]
Zambia – Grassroots funding meals for very hungry children
Grassroots is now sponsoring children in Zambia. It just costs £4.25 per month (£51 per year) to provide uniform and other basic needs for school for a very poor Zambian child. Join in here: https://grassroots.org.uk/zambia/ Grassroots also funds feeding programmes in 5 locations, based in local churches. Here is a report on Zambian national news […]
Reintegration is Right – and costs
Grassroots sponsors children in “Watu wa Maana Street Children’s Rehabilitation and Reintegration Centre” in Ruiru – just outside Nairobi Kenya. The children come from a number of traumatised backgrounds. Some have lived in homes that were abusive. Others have parents who are abusing substances and so the children have suffered from neglect. Many have then […]
Grassroots Kenya partners deliver more COVID emergency food parcels
Our friends in Theta, Kenya are delivering more emergency food parcels (along with toothbrushes and toothpaste) to every family with children sponsored by Grassroots supporters. George and the Good Neighbours team have been working hard to make sure every sponsored child has what they need throughout the waves of COVID that have hit Kenya. Grassroots […]
Please Help us in Zambia – Sponsor a Child for £4.25 per month
How have things been in Zambia in 2020? In March 2020, when European countries was starting to have large increases in the COVID19 pandemic, the media coverage meant that Zambia and much of Africa decided to follow their lead in locking down hard, closing schools and teaching everyone how not to pass on the infection. […]
A Christmas Thank You message from Wanjiru at Watu wa Maana Street Children’s Centre – just outside Nairobi
Reflections on the many changes to Watu wa Maana’s ways of working during 2020 In March, the COVID19 pandemic took a grip in Europe and there was great concern about what would happen when it spread to Africa. The Kenyan government, like most others on the continent, closed all schools and immediately introduced many other […]
Watu wa Maana – Street Kids being supported in the Community
During COVID19 Watu wa Maana Street Children’s centre (Ruiru, Kenya) has kept a few of the most vulnerable children as residents and has also placed some children into relatives’ homes that are considered safe. The families come regularly to received large parcels of food and provisions, much of which has been funded by donations to […]
Sponsored children get more help in Romania
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