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Sunday, November 10, 2013

Loving a Village One Child at a Time

A question I was asked not too long ago.  "Sandy is there going to be an end to the need at Bakka?   It is a bottomless pit with no end in site."
While the need in Bakka is overwhelming and very disturbing to witness.   We have made a change and we are providing hope. The families and children may be in a bottomless pit but when they look up now they see light.
We started working in Bakka in 2008.  No  Child had ever graduated from the school,  there were no children in the 7th grade.  The older children's eye's were dead, they had no hope, they did not even know how to dream.   In 2010 we had our first 3 students graduate from CMA. They now going in to the 11th grade.   We have a total of 15 children in secondary school.  This year our graduating class has 22 student in it.   Last week they were transported to another school to take an entrance exam.  A requirement  to determine if they would be qualified to go to middle school.

When I visited our secondary students this year they gave me this letter .

To Mummy Sandy
Letter of Appreciation

Dear Sandy, I greet you in the name of the almighty God and how is your Life? We are okay with our studies at school.
We humbly appreciate you for all things you do for us and we are very happy with you dear our mummy. Most especially in paying school fees and other school requirements like recam.  Definately  we all look a vibrant life because of what you have done for us.
To be precise, we are very glad to that and we are having nothing to do except excelling well in academics
May God bless you,
From your children
at Mwebeza High

It is my hearts desire to give every child the hope  and dreams of continuing their education after the Christian Mission Academy.   It takes a Village to Love a Village.   When the children start school in February every child will need a uniform and school supplies.  $100.00  each $2,200.00 

As always 100% of your donation goes support the children and their families.
 






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