Waymarks Education Centre, Moi's Bridge, Kenya

one of the many centres trying to make a difference to orphans and vulnerable children in Africa

Below pictures of Kambi Suswa - the slums where children supported by the centre live with their guardians

children in need

March 2009 photos of the new classrooms being built and the school with new books etc

play time for pre-school children

Pictures of Moi's Bridge

All building work and furniture making is all local. This helps the  economy of the local community

Furniture delivered to the school in Kenya

These exercise books were purchased by people from gifts from our Gift Catalogue

in the past few months the number of children the entre is supporting has grown from 80 to 91. We will try to help them keep pace with the needs of the community.

The age range of the orphans and other children is from 2 to 14

The Kenyan school's kitchen and children eating African food like Githeri which is a mixture of beans and maize

Food bought by Aid2Africa.co.uk

And the children eating it!

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November 2008

September 2008

Pastor Maurice Chesoli, his wife Evelyn, and some of the children at the centre

Moi's Bridge

Kambi Suswa slum where many children struggle to survive

You can help us to make a difference to these children and others like them by getting involved and helping raise funds for our charity.

Peter (based on Maurice's emails over the past few weeks. October 2008)