Interview with Reverend Doctor Kapya John Kaoma
CWB President Richard Bail interviews Reverend Doctor Kapya John Kaoma on the concept of Ubuntu and girl-child education in Zambia.
Teachers Get Health Training
What a wonderful time we had at Living Hope! Dr. Lise Johnson, a long-time Communities Without Borders supporter and volunteer, got to meet the two recipients who attended the Healthy Kids, Brighter Futures Health Workers Training. Mary Namukulai and Bertha Banda, whom Lise sponsored, were excited to share their experiences with us about the training they received. They have started keeping records to document the children, their illnesses, and types of recommended treatment.
We look forward to having them assist us with the upcoming health screenings.
— Amy Archibald
Teachers at Garden Provide Critical Support
For more than five years, Mumbi Ngosa and Carol Tembo have been the teachers at Garden, where they work hard to prepare the children for government schools. Solana Baer, Sabrina Freiberg-Dale, Lilly Brownell, Maddie Miller, and I spent four days teaching. We worked on the alphabet, numbers, colors, and animals. We are all impressed with the teachers who go above and beyond to support the children in Garden, from taking urine samples for health screening to providing food for children who might not otherwise have any. The children are so lucky to have them.
— Amy Archibald
Books to Aid Sekelela Students
One of the major needs our new partners have identified is purchasing local curriculum books. Steven Nkhata, a teacher at Sekelela Community School, is holding one of the books Communities Without Borders bought for the school.
The books will help support instruction for Sekelela’s 368 students.
So far, CWB has provided funds for 300 books for the Living Hope and Sekelela schools.
— Amy Archibald
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