Handing over of protected spring on Friday 27th May

Here are`some photos of the spring and tree planting! Kibingei LTU.

Unusually, I am seen planting a tree - not behind the camera this time.










The community is VERY delighted with this good water supply.

A big farewell for the Smalls.

Steve and Sarah Small have been with us for seven months. We are very sad to see them go. We are looking forward to their input when they get back to UK.
THANK YOU, Steve and Sarah, for a wonderful job...
Steve has been working on the Mission Website www.icfem-mission.org and the Support a Village website. Sarah has been invaluable in so many ways... Together they are a remarkable team. We thank God for them.
The photos were taken at their farewll party, except the last one - which was at Director's house for their final meal with us.

DEC Water Tank

Some years ago, we received a generous gift to enable us to start an underground water tank to harvest rainwater from the Dreamland Education Centre buildings.



We are very thankful to all who have helped towards the completion of this project.



In the photos, you can see the tank at two stages of construction. The last photos were taken this week.
The photos of the buiding show that some guttering is there, but a bit more is needed.
When this tank is finished, it will be a big blessing and the water problems will be much reduced.

A visit to DMCC

On a recent visit to DMCC, I saw Mama Susan. She was walking around, but wanted me to take her photo in the three-bed ladies ward. Of course the other ladies wanted their photos taken as well, so here they all are, including a Mama who had given birth to twins at home a day or two earlier.
Mama Susan has now been discharged and we thank God for her recovery.

April end-month prayer

This month, Prayer and Fasting was at HQ. A crowd of all ages turned up. You can see some who were not fasting!
It was a very blessed time.

If you would like to receive the monthly prayer newsletter and pray with us, please e-mail office@icfem.org

Eye Camp at DMCC. May 4th to 7th

Here is one photo from the very successful eye camp at DMCC.

The total patients assessed over these 3 days was 139, the total operations were 83 (79 cateracts and 4 excisions) the total people operated on was 68 (some were bilateral hence total ops 83)

Praise God! Thanks for your prayers and support!

Many thanks to all the IcFEM community assessment team and the staff at DMCC, working with Sabatia Eye Hospital team.