The well at Banbury International Community School, that was sunk in 2017 has just undergone a small programme of refurbishment. This has resulted in a better, cleaner water supply for the school and local community. As you can see from the photo it is greatly appreciated by two of the […]
Just over 8 weeks ago we started to build Momoh a new home. The progress is really good and we are approaching the final phases. The building will comprise 2 bedrooms, a parlour (lounge) a toilet, a kitchen area, a store and a veranda which will have a ramp for […]
Momoh & his carer were recently given notice by their landlord. They were offered another dwelling BUT it was totally unsuitable (Newsletter 76 has photos). I asked Pastor Mark to find a small plot and this was “gifted” by the community. Work began on April 30th and the progress in […]
The rendering of the walls and the concreting of the floors is almost complete. The doors and windows will be fitted this coming week and then all that is left to do is the painting. This will mean that the classrooms will be available for use before the start of […]
For over 12 years Oxford United have been supporting my work in Sierra Leone with the donation of copious amounts of football kit. A couple of months ago the Academy asked the youngsters to donate any football boots that they had grown out of. A total of 43 pairs were […]
8 weeks ago we began work to sink a well at a Community School in a rural village in Sierra Leone The progress is unbelievable! They reached the water table at 45 feet and have since lined the well with concrete and formed a base at ground level. The hand […]
Just 7 weeks ago we started to build two new classrooms for the Junior School pupils at Liverpool Community School. EVERYTHING at the site is done manually so I think the progress is amazing. The photo shows that the roof has now been completed and they are currently fitting the […]
In just 10 days the guys have dug the first phase of the well and reached the water table at 14 metres (45 feet) EVERYTHING is done manually
