Spreading Love Across The Globe
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My visit to Njelele School, Chiawa Village, and Ethandweni Children's Home
This is the playground for the pre-school..nothing but sand and some cans to play with.
All of the children were fascinated with our sunglasses
Isn't she just precious.
These children are just full of love
Denise Uriarte with the children in Chiawa. They were so excited to see themselves on the camera viewer. Just the simple things we take for granted.
This is the delivery table Rosemary uses to deliver babies
My new BFF Rosemary
This is the playground for the older children
This is the girls bathrooms...
We gave these young boys a ride to sports camp. They were going to walk 7 miles.. hello, there are wild animals all over the place.
This is the kitchen since they have no electric. There is only a firepit in the middle with a huge pot that they cook in.
Me with the children at the orphanage.
They were so happy to receive the school supplies.
They sang and danced for me. I never thought I could feel so moved.
Children at Chiawa Village
This is how the village gets its water.
Steve Juba (photofly travel club) doing what he does. I want to thank Steve for introducing me to this amazing opportunity to get involved.
I am asking everyone that views this page to please think about giving $5.....(or more if you can spare) You can't begin to imagine what $5 can provide for these children.
This is the playground for the pre-school..nothing but sand and some cans to play with.All of the children were fascinated with our sunglassesIsn't she just precious.These children are just full of loveDenise Uriarte with the children in Chiawa. They were so excited to see themselves on the camera viewer. Just the simple things we take for granted.This is the delivery table Rosemary uses to deliver babiesMy new BFF Rosemary This is the playground for the older childrenThis is the girls bathrooms...We gave these young boys a ride to sports camp. They were going to walk 7 miles.. hello, there are wild animals all over the place.This is the kitchen since they have no electric. There is only a firepit in the middle with a huge pot that they cook in.Me with the children at the orphanage.They were so happy to receive the school supplies.They sang and danced for me. I never thought I could feel so moved.Children at Chiawa VillageThis is how the village gets its water.Steve Juba (photofly travel club) doing what he does. I want to thank Steve for introducing me to this amazing opportunity to get involved.I am asking everyone that views this page to please think about giving $5.....(or more if you can spare) You can't begin to imagine what $5 can provide for these children.
Organizer
Karen Gambone
Organizer
Seattle, WA
