Please to inform you that we have started the Orphanage for the
children in the Waterloo
Community (Rural Area) because of the great need for school. School
has already re-open on Tuesday 1st September,15 and I have been trying
hard to see how best these children can get uniforms to attend
schools. UPDATE:
Below are run-down descriptions from last week and this week
activities with these children
by trying to share some uniforms to
them for this re-opening of school. Unfortunately, we are unable to
get enough uniforms for all of them as explained in the following
undermentioned photos:
PICTURES 1 & 2:- These were the first set of children that we shared
uniform materials
to them (ie) from Nursery children to
Primary school on the
24th August,15. I managed to give them one
set of uniform materials. (pictures shows these children holding the
uniform materials). PICTURE 3: - Some first set of children who received uniforms
on the 24th August,
can be seen putting on their uniforms on
the re-opening of school,
1st September, whiles some of the uniforms
are yet to be sown. This
has been our children first time of
wearing uniforms to attend school. PICTURE 4: - Standing behind those with uniforms are the
remaining children who
are still without uniforms for schooling
which is due to short of funding
to get uniforms for them. They are still
awaiting us for their uniform
supplies. Standing from left to right
behind the children is myself
(Eddie) Pastor Siray (Education Officer)
and Raymond Buck (Field
Officer, Western Area). PICTURE 5: - This child Mustapha Sesay is one of our ebola
orphans whose father
was a medical doctor who died with other
doctors whiles treating ebola
patients in Freetown Holding Center. Standing from left to right, myself
Eddie, Mustapha Sesay (son of the late
doctor) and his grandmother who
is the mother of the late doctor. Peter, the good news is, we are now matching upward by counting ebola
free days in Sierra Leone. We are now recounting as at today Thursday
3rd September gone through 5 days
free of ebola to finish the 42 days. The Map shows the various
communities we are operating in Sierra Leone (in arrows). "The greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven
is the one who humbles himself and
becomes like this child." God Bless Us All With His Grace And Glory.
