Since the inauguration of the charity in 2007, we have set up and been involved with many projects, as some shown below. 

 

 

Project work so far includes:

 

• Financed rain water harvesting schemes (as above) and running water for health centre

• Built a housing for a medical refrigeration unit (top right)

• Supplied a midwife bag and other medical equipment for health centre

• Supporting education of several Sisters as nurses/midwives and other professions

• Financing bursaries for nursery school children.                                         

• Provided playground equipment for nursery school

• Supplied sewing and knitting machines (right)           

• Financed agricultural machine spares

• Famine relief due to poor harvest

• Assisted in getting Bibles and hymn books to equip village congregations 

• Supplied Bajaji (Scooter driven Rickshaw)

• Built a hostel to accommodate 20 girls who come from villages to attend Secondary School

• Drilled a well producing large quantities of water for irrigation and domestic use

Fundraising Ideas:

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The following are projects we would like to fund, based on the agricultural needs of the Sisters.

Two Axle Tipping Trailer at about  £6,700

($8,610 or €7,560)

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To connect to tractor bought last year.

Thrasher to get cob off the corn stoke at about £750

($965 or €846)

Currently it takes 20 Sisters 7 days to thrash manually 200 sacks of corn, as seen here:

 

Well drilling for water at Mkuranga farm of Sisters near Dar Es Salaam.

Funding is needed to hire the drilling machine and cover the project work.

Current estimate is £400  ($515 or €450)

The photo shows the result of drilling for water at the CMM Motherhouse in Masasi.