Jackson

 

  Jackson is 3 years old lovely boy,, no one knows where his parents are,

 he was found  by the police in Mwanza town just by himself

 and he couldn’t explain where he was going or coming from. 

 

  The police took him to the social welfare office for investigation.

  The social welfare office did the investigation with no successes.

 

 

 The social welfare office decided to call Mavuno Village for more help,as Mavuno Village we did the investigation to see if we could find anyone who knows him but we found none.  

At mavuno beach holding a fish

 

The Government authorized Mavuno Village to take this lovely boy and give him a family.

                        with  friend Grace at Mavuno Village

 

 Jackson is always a very happy boy,,He likes to pray with his friends,

We do thank God, that the Shitungulu’s  Family are willing to have this boy and raise him.

 

 

        Please Pray for Jack as he adjusts with Shitungulu's family.

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 GEORGE

 

George was born on 19 August 2009.He was born with no anus,

and had a colostomy for the first 10 months of his life.This made it impossible

for him to sit or lie on his tummy. He had a corrective surgery but he is still a

generally weak child who is often ill .He still has a weak stomach and incontinent,

suffers from scoliosis and has a heart defect. 

 

 



 

George gets ill often and so he is too weak to do his physiotherapy and exercises.

 

But that never affects his smile.......

 

 Because of his problem,George was left by his parents at the hospital and run away.

 

 

George came to Mavuno village from forever angels baby home,where he was been raised

 

He is a very happy smiling little boy,.....

He loves to pray with his friends,

 

 

We do thank God that He has provide a wonderfull and lovely family for him,

He is now with the shitungulu's family On - Campus.

 

Please pray for George as he is adjusting with his new family.

 

Camp Week

The camp was in 09th of June up to 21st of June.Both Genders where invited,We had 52, both Boys and Girls

 

 

A match between volunteers and the youth,

The youth team

 

The Volunteer team

Lunch time

Uniforms

“Miss Kyla, when will my school clothes be done?” asked Musa.

“Not for a while.”  I told him.

“Tomorrow?”

“No.”

“Monday?”

“No.”

“Tuesday?”

“I don’t know…maybe.”

Well, to the great joy of all the kids at Mavuno’s Early Learning Center the uniforms are done.  I finished sewing pants for all the kids and picked up some shirts in town the other day.  I started the project in December but ran out of cloth.  I finally got some more cloth and finished them to discover that the kids had grown since December.  How dare they!  So I had to remake several.  But they finally all have uniforms.  They are all very excited to come to school in their little matching uniforms!

"The Mongoose Ate Our Chicken"

“The mongoose ate our chicken.”

“We go to school barefoot.”

“Come visit us.”

And so it started!

learning to make homemade balls

Last fall the Early Learning Center wrote letters to a class in the States.  They had great fun writing about going to school barefoot and mongooses.  Their excitement was complete when they received letters and gifts in return.

beading

This last week they finished writing another letter and making gifts to send back to the States.  What kind of gifts?  Homemade balls and seed bracelets.  The children had a lot of fun learning to make the balls and bracelets and learning to give.

A New Teacher

“Good morning, Teacher Milka!”  And so the school day begins at Mavuno’s Early Learning Center.  Alicia, who started the Learning Center, is leaving for the States soon.  So we are excited to say that we now have a new teacher: Milka Mbugua.  Milka taught in Kenya before joining Mavuno and is excited to be teaching again.  This time she is teaching the children of Mavuno, many of whom are her own kids!  We are so thankful that God has provided us with a new teacher for the Early Learning Center.

Bella

Bella Neema Charles was born on August 19^th 2009.  Her mother was mentally ill and could not take care of her.  She joined the Forever Angels Baby Home in Mwanza on February 3^rd 2011 at approximately two years old, where she stayed until joining Mavuno.  She joined the Sh’tungulu family, an on-campus family here at Mavuno, on March 28^th 2013.  She was a little intimidated at first but soon warmed up to her new family and home when her new father pulled out the candy!  She now has a godly mother and father who can train her up to become a woman of God.  We are so thankful to have this addition to the Sh’tungulu family.  Please pray for her as she adjusts to her new home and family.  Also pray that her parents have wisdom raising her and showing her the love of Christ.

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