May 10, 2018
Euginia feeling happy after sorting the eggs in readiness for Tuesday's rice and egg lunch.
Little Martha, a Grade One student at Twatemwa School, enjoys her lunch at the Living Compassion dining hall. Schools are re-opening on Monday the 14th of May. She says she misses school a lot.
The little ones lining up for lunch.
The usual cute faces of Kantolomba. They are a sign that, finally, there is no malnutrition in Kantolomba, no hunger in most households. Living Compassion serves more children than any other NGO here, and we are so pleased and grateful for all that has been accomplished in our community. THANK YOU, USA TEAM!
Our two very own Grade Twelves who passed with flying colors and are waiting to go to college. Mirriam and Silvia here in the library browsing on the laptop for nursing schools around the country. They both want to do nursing and help the people of Kantolomba with health issues.
Natasha helping Peter sort out some wires for the fence.
Recently we have been having some rains and weeds are growing. Here Margret is weeding around the kitchen area.
Pauline pounding nuts in readiness for peanut butter rice. She sings as she works.
A huge pot of beans boiling on the brazier for Wednesday's lunch. They are prepared in advance, as they take long to cook.
Some of the team members helping each other with a huge bag of charcoal. Charcoal is used for cooking here and in households in Kantolomba.