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Elma Barnett Children ’ s Centre

In April 2012, our team engaged with the children and staff at Elma Barnett Children's Centre (EBCCK) to assess educational needs and support the welfare of both children and over-18 individuals. We interacted through tutoring and teaching, distributed resources, and met with the Kenyan board to understand their concerns and plans. Highlights included hands-on learning experiences, cultural events like Easter Dinner, and proactive community outreach, such as providing educational materials and assisting local families in need.

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Elma Barnett Children ’ s Centre

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  1. Elma Barnett Children’s Centre April 2012

  2. Some of our Objectives • To interact with the children and staff at EBCCK by tutoring, teaching and getting to know them • To evaluate the needs of EBCCK by knowing what their needs and plans are in regards to education, care of the children, care of the over 18 year olds at EBCCK • To meet with members of the Kenyan board of directors of EBCCK to hear their concerns and plans • To learn about options and placement of children and youth in schools and training programs and assess the needs for materials and funds.

  3. Preparing the Boxes – Exactly 50 lb.

  4. First day of visit - bringing in the boxes

  5. Homemade toys

  6. New soccer balls put to use

  7. Gary - a lesson in physics of magnets

  8. Hands on learning

  9. Learning French and playing

  10. Students respond

  11. Domi teaching DNA and Nellie helping her students

  12. Indoor Kitchen

  13. Stove with Hot Water heater – Oven

  14. Solar power for water pump from the borehole (well) and rainwater tanks

  15. Washing clothes and drying them

  16. Making chapati for Easter Dinner

  17. Irrigated garden and field prepared for hay

  18. Easter Dinner

  19. Easter Dinner

  20. Coloring 300 Easter Eggs

  21. Gary and the guys. How hard is it to catch a chicken?

  22. Writing Letters

  23. Elementary School Closing Ceremony for the first term

  24. New Clothes

  25. Hiking to the Rhino Caves

  26. On the plateau

  27. Jill received feedback from a local Mama who told her that with the new lantern that were distributed by Jill that she no longer had to spend money on kerosene for light. Jill also received requests from more families for a lantern.

  28. Ginny attended the Board of Directors of EBCCK Meeting, Kenyans who live in the area, to hear what their goals, plans and concerns. She found them very capable, thoughtful and faithful stewards of EBCCK. Ginny and Jennifer Kigan, one of the EBCCK Board Members

  29. Gary visits and brings the message of forgiveness to 180 prisoners at the local jail and brings Bibles and supplies to them

  30. Saying Goodbye for now

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