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Nursery building in Mangochi, Malawi

Great to be able to share the progress on this CART funded project in Malawi. These pictures show the container that was purchased thanks to your donations and sent to Mangochi to be made into a nursery school. Huge progress has been made with windows and doors added to the container, and a brick latrine block built.

Metalwork in front of the container
Metal windows and doors being added to the container
A shipping container being converted into a nursery by cutting out and adding windows and doors
Mangochi nursery – transforming the container
Brick building being built to create a latrine for the nursery
Nursery latrine – brick built

Borehole drilling in Malawi

Very happy to be able to share these photos of our latest borehole, which CART funded in Malawi, supported by Seed Sowers Trust.Thank you all for your continued support.

Harvest 2021 donations shared

Your kind donations for our Harvest Appeal 2021 to purchase stationery items for pupils, students and teachers have been distributed. Thanks to the generosity of donors, particularly local church groups, the total amount raised was a fantastic £4620. Recipient organisations in five different countries have been sent these funds to share amongst local schools, colleges and training programmes. We will share more photographs and reports in the coming months.

The five recipients are:

Cameroon: Mbonweh Women’s Development Association, Limbe

Ghana: Sahara Advocates For Change, Wa

Malawi: John and Pauline Trust, Mangochi

Zambia: CINDI: Children In Distress, Kitwe

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Community Project, near Harare

 

Malawi Container arrives – March 2022

Report on Receipt of CART Donation to K and B foundation

“Dear our Friends in Christ,

Greetings from Malawi in the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ. On behalf of K and B Foundation, l would like to thank CART most sincerely for the kind donation. This donation has gone a long way to help many people in need such as flood victims in the lower parts of Malawi, Chikwawa district where most people have been affected. Our friends have lost their belongings because they’ve been washed away by the Cyclone Anna. I must assure you that this donation has come in time. Covid 19 has been a major challenge to us too which makes these donations more valuable.

Let’s continue to remember our families and friends in prayer during this world-wide crisis.”

“May God bless you all as we have donated 10 cartons of assorted goods and three bicycles to Anglican Diocese of Malawi.”

 

The container arrives

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Images and video of the flooding

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The following were the items we received.

6 bicycles

1desktop computer

1 laptop

3 books

5 boxes items for ladies

5 boxes items for men

3 boxes items for children

1 box toys

3 tables

4 household

15 Small chairs

I bookshelf

I medical box

I toolbox

Regards,

K and B Foundation Director

A Day in the Life of the Women’s Garden

A couple of great pictures from northern Ghana where CART has funded growing projects with your kind donations.

The women's garden

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our representative writes: “The ladies are working hard at Gadi as the dry season is hopefully coming to an end. River beds dry, the women have to walk far and dig deep to get their precious water to feed their crops.They are determined to make the garden work though all the seasons, no matter how hard. “

Food distribution in Malawi

Great to see these pictures of the food items the committee in Malawi purchased with help from CART. They were distributed to 60 elders. A representative stated: “Many people were happy with the assistance. They send their THANKS”.

 

Raising the roof in Uganda

CART are very happy to help Alemere Medical Aid Uganda Community Health Center in putting a roof onto an existing clinic building to make it functional. This saves rent being paid for alternative premises, and thus enhances the long term project of sustainable health care provision in this rural location.
“The building should be completed by the end of the month (March). We would like to thank CART so much for the donations towards completing the health centre. This will help the health centre to save money from renting and above all it will support the health centre to provide quality and essential healthcare services.”