Its World Teachers Day and within our 13 schools we’ve almost 100 rather fabulous ones. Amazing individuals who are helping the little people become stars!Those pictured are from our Kamakwie primary and secondary schools. We’d just finished a heated meeting that ended in big smiles. 🙂
Meet Aunty Haja. Mother of our home in Tombo, Sierra Leone. A smiling, big humoured, single mum who is constantly there for every child’s need (all 27 of them) and who knows how to cook great Sierra Leone favourites which keeps the kids bellies happy! She’s often up at 5am making the fire for breakfast …
Come and visit us at a market this weekend and grab yourself (or your kids) a new pencil case. Never underestimate the importance of colouring and drawing, we certainly encourage it with our kids in our children’s villages. Makes a great Christmas present too. Castlemaine Artists market Home Rose st artists market http://www.rosestmarket.com.au/ Today!
One of our beautiful supporters shared this image recently of her space, so nice to see our blocks in your homes.
Orphfund is proud as punch! Its back to school at our Heartspring project in Kenya where the educational journey for our kids begins. This project has been running for around 9 years and wow how some of our kids have grown! We’re proud to have 5 children now in Nairobi University through loans given to …
Over the past 2 years we’ve been pushing hard to help our kids go as far as they can. Davis is an outstanding performer in Uganda and hopes to attend one of Uganda’s finest regional colleges where he plans to study law. Here he is pictured donning his suit as he starts his lawyer work experience …
What a month September is for everyone at OrphFund. We’ve thousands of kids across Sierra Leone, Kenya, Uganda and Cambodia returning to our schools to begin new terms. Its not cheap with around $15 000 being sent to help with fees, uniforms and equipment so our kids can keep advancing on their educational journey’s.Thanks to all …
May 18 Uganda My 2 little buddies came out of hospital (one with malaria and one passed out with dehydration). The hospital was ok, but from the 50’s. Clean enough, but with no privacy and no interpatient infection control, no sign of a hand washing sink. ALSO, bought and planted 8 jackfruit trees and 4 …
available every weekend @ the Rose St Artists Market, and monthly @ the Troves Market in Bendigo… Next one coming up 15th October.
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