Bethsaida is managed by Mrs. Julia Hika who is also the Founder. There are 33 Children. The Home is located in Kahawa West in the Nairobi area.
We bought Maize flour, Porridge and Yellow Beans.
The Knights of the Orthdox Order of St. John Russian Grand Priory carries on a nearly 1000 year tradition of service to Humanity. Its traditions extend back to 1048 with the Knights Hospitaller of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem which started the first hospitals during the crusades to take care of the sick and injured regardless of race, creed or ability to pay.
Bethsaida is managed by Mrs. Julia Hika who is also the Founder. There are 33 Children. The Home is located in Kahawa West in the Nairobi area.
We bought Maize flour, Porridge and Yellow Beans.
In March, we visited Estel Children's Home which we've visited a couple of times before. The Orphanage is located in Kayole area in Nairobi County. There are 55 Children in the Home and it's managed by Mrs. Esther Waweru who is also the Founder.
We provided Maize flour, Wheat Flour, Rice, Toilet Paper Roll, and Sanitary Pads.
Our ministry partners who visited these marginalized kids in Sihanoukville, Cambodia went again for a gift-giving and feeding mission. The kids were very glad and blessed.
In the month of February, our missionaries visited Blessings Children's Home in the County of Machakos. There are 63 Children between the age of 2 to 18 and it's headed by Mrs. Susan Gitonga who is also the Founder.
We provided Vegetable Oil, Maize flour, and Green Grams. We also sorted a pending water bill, which enabled them to have water access.
The area faces frequent drought seasons and the Home had a shortage of Food.
In January, our missionaries visited Shadow Mountain Orphanage that is located in Baba Dogo area in Nairobi. The orphanage was founded by Sarah Ogutu and they manage 78 Children together with her Husband.
During the visit, we provided Green Grams, Vegetable Oil, Yellow Beans, Pishori Rice, Maize Meal, Sugar, Detergent Powder, Bar Soap, and toilet papers.
Down south of the Philippines, in Zamboanga, we have missionaries serving the Sama Bangingi tribe. These kids in the photo are just among the malnourished children in the tribe. Hence we gave them foods and vitamins along with some hygiene products and groceries. The kids were very happy and grateful.
One of the challenges in their place is having water. Most of them are just relying on rainwater but it rains seldom in this part of the Philippines. Deep well digging is quite expensive on another note. We need to pray with them for the rain so they will have more source of water.
Going to Mindanao, visiting the Badjaos in Tandag city, KOOSJ brought happiness especially to the kids who received grocery items. They are truly happy to receive the blessings that will help them get by especially this time of needs.