Newsflash Diani Children’s Village
# 04/2007An update on the what’s been happening at DCV!
In general the children are doing very well. Emmanuel and Henry are now walking and are very active, every day is a new discovery. Joy is quietly looking at what is happening and is probably the most satisfied baby we have ever had! The Easter holidays were great as everybody came together at home, the little ones especially enjoyed all the attention!
The new accommodation for the older children has really proved to be a great success and we could certainly no longer do without it! The young people now have a quiet place to study which has a positive effect on their academic results.
Unfortunately we have had a lot of bad luck with both chicken projects. At the moment, it is very difficult to get hold of one-day old chickens and also young layers, which is the result of a shortage throughout the whole country. We hope that the situation will improve as the home is being assisted by the income of these projects. The furniture workshop however is very busy with orders for beds, tables, chairs, doors and window-frames.
We also have great news concerning the outside kitchen and canteen. In the meantime, the construction has started and has already progressed quite far (see photo). We are very grateful for all the fantastic donations received for this project and could not have imagined that we would be able to go ahead with the building so soon! The outside kitchen was a longtime wish of the housemothers, as cooking in the existing kitchen became too difficult with the increasing number of children and youngsters. The canteen will enable everybody to eat at the same time and actually sit together, which is so important for this big family.On behalf of the children, staff-and committee members, we would like to express our sincere thanks for all your great assistance.
With best regards
DCV team
Currently there are 21 children staying at the Diani Children’s
Village, aged between 2-5 months and 18 years old. Most of the children
are orphaned, neglected or abandoned.
Sometimes children are brought by the police...
Staff
We currently have nine members of staff working at the Diani Children’s Village.
Committee-Members
The committee-members are a group of volunteers who are...
In order to help the home to become financially stable and for the children to learn how to become more independent in their future lives, some self-initiative income generating projects were started at the Diani Children’s Village...
In December 2006 the annual Fun-Run event to raise funds for the Diani Children’s Village will take place again for the 10th time, at one of the properties of Alliance Hotels & Resorts. This group of hotels is...
In order to fulfill all our plans and dreams, we need your help
and support.
Any contribution, either financial or material will be highly appreciated.
You can also buy some of our Diani Children’s Village items on sale...
The Diani Children’s Village was started in 1994 with an objective of providing orphans, neglected and abandoned children with a home. The home caters for basic needs; health care, education, recreational, skill building opportunities etc...
The home is situated at (Diani Beach - Galu Kinondo) some 35 km south of Mombasa-Kenya and currently houses 21 children and their caretakers. The caretakers consist of a house-mother, a house-father and...
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