News articles for December, 2009

Sponsorship Changes

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by Bob

Vision Africa LogoAfter many years of faithful service to Vision Africa our Sponsorship Secretary, Betty Waugh, has decided it is time to call it a day and hand over the reigns to someone new.   Betty has performed this vital role as a volunteer to Vision Africa since we started the charity in 2001.  Thank you Betty!

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Happy Christmas!

Posted on December 21st, 2009 by Bob

Merry Christmas From all of us at Vision Africa in Kenya and the UK we would like to wish all our supporters a very happy Christmas and best wishes for 2010. We have really appreciated your support over the year, so a big thank you from all of us.

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Early Christmas

Posted on December 10th, 2009 by Kirsty

There was no red and white suit, no sleigh bells and definitely no snow…but Christmas came early to three Vision Africa projects in the last weekend of November. This was thanks to Vision Africa supporters Jane and Katie Ainslie and Westende Junior School and Wescot Infant School who arranged a collection of Christmas gifts including stationery, sweets and games.

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More Than 100 Girls Graduate

Posted on December 4th, 2009 by Kirsty

Stunning designs, displays of craftwork, proud teachers and happy students – November saw graduations at all four Seed of Hope centres in Kisii, Kitui, Muranga and Nairobi. Approximately 115 girls graduated this year on completion of their two year course. To mark the event, each graduate was presented with four certificates – MicroBusiness Skills, Life Skills, Vocational Skills and overall achievement.

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A Special Day in Kambiti

Posted on December 3rd, 2009 by Kirsty

 Saturday 21st November 2009 marked two important events in the history of Vision Africa. The first was the official opening of the Percy Davies School for children with special needs – designed, constructed and supported by Vision Africa. The second event was that this was the last official function for our founders Rev. and Mrs. Packard in their roles as Field Directors. The day proved to be a fitting tribute to both these occasions.

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