Administrator's Report: 26 June 2008

Greetings. Here is a report from Ann Mwangi about some things happening in Eastleigh with the young mothers. Be blessed.

MOTHERS' PROGRAMME:

a) There has been improvement in the feeding of the children especially for Kelvin, Bryan and Purity after they visited the clinic on Tuesday and they had good kilos (Kilogrammes). As for Mutua he has declined (reduced in weight) because he had been exposed to cold and at times he is not changed immediately he wets his clothes. It has been hard to convince the mum (Catherine Ndunge) to keep him warm. As a result Mutua had a chest infection, and he has so far been treated. Catherine the mum also is left (lagging) behind in education while others are catching up very fast. At times it's difficult for them to understand but their interest of wanting to learn is great.


b) We have been having morning devotions. The experience of it for the mums is something new. As it started Kennedy and Anthony told them the purpose of it is have a fellowship together and share different things they have learned about the word of God. Each student and team member has his or her day to share. As for the mums they are revising and doing much homework on what to share at the same time asking for Jane's help during the day or my help too. At one time we had to teach them how to pray from the guideline of the word of God. Everyone of them is expectant of their day to share. At one time it was Catherine's day to share; the whole day she was memorizing on what to share then she remembered she had watched a movie on the gospel of John. She narrated like five stories and it's just only she forgot the rest, for she was ready to tell it all. As she was talking to us she was almost acting she was so much in to it.

This makes us feel that they are interested in knowing learning the word of God.

GIRLS IN SKILLS TRAINING

Greetings. Halima and Patricia are among a group of students who have been attending a local skills training
school where they have been undertaking hairdressing and beauty courses. When Halima started she was a little afraid because she was not confident with her English but she has grown and adjusted well and now loves schooling. They are both working hard and hope to get good grades when they finish. The course takes 6 months. We thank you for helping them acquire this skill.

From Francis Mbuvi.