Testimony from a Board Member.

Mrs Sarah Wepukhulu attended Kimilili FYM primary school. She has not let the polio she suffered from as a child stop her from great achievements. She has an engineering degree and is now a Senior member of staff with Kenya Power and Lighting Company.

A large crowd gathered for Disability Day

Hundreds of people gathered at Kimilili FYM Primary School for Kibingei Local Transformation Unit's day to celebrate the achievements of disabled people.

The preacher was Mr Benson Liru, Deputy Principal of one of the top Boys' High Schools in Bungoma. He zoomed up and down in his wheelchair as he challenged the people!

Disability Day - Saturday 14th March

WELCOME to join us at Kimilili FYM Primary School, Temba Temba from 9.30am.

Kibingei Local transformation Unit is hosting a very special day to highlight the achievements of disabled people in the whole of IcFEM's area of operation.

Special guests include Mrs Sarah Wepukhulu, IcFEM Board member and the team from Wheels for the World who are here to distribute wheelchairs next week.

DO and Chiefs from Kiminini came to IcFEM HQ

The District Officer and all his Chiefs and Assistant Chiefs came from Kiminini to Kimilili to learn about IcFEM's programme for the disabled. They came in particular to prepare for the Wheels for the World visit on March 16th to distribute Wheelchairs in their Division.

She came for help for her first-born child.

The baby has a hare lip. She is hoping that the Bethesda Pool programme can help her.

Wheelchair Distribution 2009

We are currently assessing the needs in a new place - Kiminini Division. The Wheels for the World team from UK arrives next week. The Distribution will start on 16th March. We are holding a local Disability Day on Saturday 14th March and trust for good publicity for the Bethesda Pool Project.

Students are now in School!

We thank God for a number of new sponsors and for the young people who are now in Form One. We are still looking for a school for one boy.
Results for 2008 are just out and I shall post these when we get them. So far I have heard that Amos at Kivaywa has an A-, for which we really thank God.
The results for the Nation are no longer given in a League Table, taking a lot of pressure off schools. The best candidates are named in the newspaper. Our big local schools, Friends School, Kamusinga and Lugulu Girls' High School have done very well. We have sponsored students in both schools.