We have been supporting a family since the Trust was set up, comprising two sisters and a younger brother, with the sisters having three children between them. You can read about them following the links below: Food Parcels Stories (3) Food Parcels: TB, rape,legal documents Sadly, we have just heard that Kh. died yesterday fromContinue reading “A Death to Report”
Author Archives: Dale Aitken
Frank&Ruthie Wey
Frank and Ruthie have arrived in South Africa for their annual three-month visit to Masoyi, starting tomorrow. They will spend much of their time visiting in the community, asking God to guide them to people who He wants to bless through them.
A Prayer: Rain and Flooding
“There will be hundreds of homes across the community with water pouring in from the torrential rain on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with most of those affected already being poor and vulnerable. Our hearts go out to them. May neighbours respond with kindness and generosity, and may You give the Project resources to help thoseContinue reading “A Prayer: Rain and Flooding”
A Prayer: Counselling and Support
“Please bless the children involved in social and spiritual counselling; group therapy; and other support groups. May You bring healing and hope. May you bless those leading with suitable skills and sensitivity – and their own healing and hope.”
2017 Peer Education
Last November, fully trained Track 3 Peer Educators matriculated and left school. Over the last few weeks, our Peer Facilitators have been busy selecting and recruiting new students to join the programme on Track 1, so there are Educators covering all ages in high school. The two sessions conducted in January covered “My Values”, andContinue reading “2017 Peer Education”
A Prayer: Legal Documents
“Some orphaned and vulnerable children cannot access Government grants or schooling for lack of identity documents – because of missing birth and marriage certificates, because a parent was an undocumented immigrant. Please give guidance to workers who advocate on behalf of these children, and give them success in their endeavours.”
Three Months Without Pay
From February to April… or May… or June. The Project administers a Government Expanded Public Works Programme in the local area, covering their own workers and about 100 other unemployed people, all working for the benefit of the community – and in theory leading to fulltime jobs. They are paid about £60-65pm, typically half theContinue reading “Three Months Without Pay”
A Prayer: Food and Clothing
“Some of the most destitute children rely on monthly food parcels from the Project; some need school uniform, shoes, warm bedding. Please provide the Project with sufficient funds to meet these practical needs without turning any away.”
Food Parcels and Rain
“The M. family consisting of twin brothers, 18-year old La. and Si., who live in a two-room shack which they shared with their mother before she passed on. To begin with, the boys showed a high interest in their school work, but recently, they have developed a tendency of bunking school. I asked Selinah, ourContinue reading “Food Parcels and Rain”
February Prayer Bulletin
Please click here to read the latest bulletin. And yes, it is for February, despite what the page claims!
eMasoyi Community Development Foundation 