Dear Donors to the Mercy Centre - Kenya project:
Thank you for your support and prayers for the Mercy Centre. I am excited to share pictures from Lynn's trip to Kenya in March 2014. Lynn spent time at the Mercy Centre with Alice and her students as well as Julius, the contractor overseeing the improvements at the preschool.
Below are pictures that Lynn took while at Mercy Centre to show the buildings and grounds prior to the projects starting. They help to understand the condition of the facilities prior to improvements being made. Julius is making the bricks by hand from the soil in Kenya that will be used for the perimeter wall and preschool walls to protect the students and facilities. Construction on the roof, walls and flooring were scheduled to start during the recent school break so that the students would not be attending school in a construction zone.
I have been overwhelmed with the generosity and support for these projects. Here is the good news: $6226 has been raised toward the $7901 needed. This leaves us with just $1675 left to reach the goal! Please feel free to forward this email to people who might be interested in this project.
I know that Alice and the children at the Mercy Centre are grateful and excited to have a safe and healthy environment in which to learn.
Laura Reid
'Before' pictures:
Here are the steps for making bricks:
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This is the story of a partnership between U.S. and Kenya friends. What started as a dream for his people is now the Amani Reading Centre. This library is a vital part of the village of Ekerenyo, Kenya. Inaugurated in 2006, The Amani Reading Centre exists to help educate and empower every person who walks through its door.
Monday, June 9, 2014
June 2014: Mercy Center Kenya Update
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