kisumu kenya november 2010

Interim Site Visit to Kisumu, KenyaRotary Club of Kisumu (D-9200)

November 13-17, 2010

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Project Approved: 5 May 2004

Projected Ended: August, 2010

Total Budget: $205,450

International Partner: Rotary Club of Modesto Sunrise (D-5220, USA)

Cadre Site Visitor: P/P Marilyn D. Farber,

Jerusalem, Israel D-2490

TEMAK(Teenage Mothers and Girls Association of Kenya)

TEMAK campus in Kisumu

TEMAK(Teenage Mothers and Girls Association of Kenya)

Directors P/P Joab Othacher and R/ Sec Philamena Othacher

Rotary purchased sewing machines for the TEMAK School of Tailoring and Dressmaking

TEMAKTeenage mothers and their children

Showing off graduation hats sewn by their mothers

Baby sleeps while mother studies

TEMAK School Children

Medical clinic: Rotary purchased vitamins and AIDS medication

TEMAK

Arts and Crafts – made by teen mothers

TEMAK

Rotary bought the hairdressing equipment

Computers purchased by Rotary

TEMAK sells its arts and crafts in shopping mall in Kisumu. Sales support salaries for the organization, and the teen mothers learn a marketable skill

Agape Street Children’s Center

Manager of Agape Lebaus Onyango (and Kisumu RC Treasurer), Co-Director Esther Gibbs, a teacher, and Director Blake Gibbs

Agape Children’s Ministry

Rotary paid for the fence surrounding the Agape compound

Rotary sign is in front of Agape

Agape Street Children and Classroom Building

Director Blake Gibbs and Agape kids

Agape Street Children’s CenterPurchases by Rotary

Children desks, school uniforms

Note Rotary sign on teacher’s desk

On the left are tables in the dining room. On the right are the pots and kitchen items.

Agape Street Children’s CenterPurchases by Rotary

Clinic building. The freezer was purchased by Rotary for the medical clinic

Agape Street Children’s CenterPurchases by Rotary

Nissan Pickup Truck

Cement Mixer

Agape Street Children’s CenterOffice Purchases by Rotary

Refrigerator, Computers, Desks, Cabinets

Agape

P/P Mark Zober meets with Agape graduates who are employed by Agape; they want to establish a Rotaract Club

This will be the new soccer field (Rotary has purchased soccer balls)

Agape Street Children’s Drop-in Center