THANK YOU

FLC students thank donors for supporting their education

THANK YOU

The re-opening of Faith Learning Center has caused great rejoicing among the children of Boma. Once again life has returned to the school; children joyfully play, and participate in both in- and out-door learning activities. In the past fortnight, the school enrollment has dramatically grown from 28 on the first day to 120 last Friday.

Vincent reports from Boma that the local chiefs  made a visit to SEA Partners' facilities and met with the staff to, on the community’s behalf and on their own behalf, convey their sincere gratitude to the donors for the impact they are helping make possible toward the restoration of their lives from the damages caused by recent violent conflicts in their country

Chiefs paid a visit to express their gratitude to donors

 

Fencing work is going on to restore the staff compound and land preparation for this season’s planting is also in progress.

After ten months of closure, Faith Learning Center re-opened on March 17, 2014 becoming the first and the only school to do so in the whole of Boma. In early May 2013 the Yau Yau Rebellion made the situation in Boma so insecure that SEA Partners, like all other NGOs, had to temporarily cease operations. Every member of the Boma community, who has survived the hardships of the past ten months, are seeing the restoration process begin. Our partners are making this possible and we are literally filled with a deep sense of gratitude that is too difficult to accurately express in words.

Clearing and fencing in progress

 I ,also, must thank you for extending your love and generosity toward the Boma community in their hour of need, and may God exceedingly bless you all in every aspect of your lives even as you continue to serve Him.

HENRY OKUMU

African Director,

SEA Partners.