Most of the children who come to Church on the Rock School live in narrow streets of tiny one- or two-roomed houses made of corrugated iron sheets. There is no piped water, and most have no electricity. The school meals we fund boost the children's health and encourage the children to come to school to learn.
School director
Ruth Ndetei reports on how the first term of the 'new normal' is going:
The children
are enjoying their meals at school. I took the photos on two different days -
during the rice meal day and the "githeri" (beans and maize) day. As
you can see, we have a new cook. Her name is Josephine Nyambega, and she is
also a parent at the school.
We are
preparing the meals from our office upstairs and serving them in the classrooms
because our kitchen was pulled down due to road expansion. The compound is a
little smaller, but we only lost the kitchen and the small classroom that was
next to the road.
Thank you for
your support. At the moment we have a total of 330 pupils at the school, and
the meals are a great help to the children. Please let your donors know that
the donations they give are making a big difference. God bless.
