La Unica - Kenya

Update after Christmas

Pappa Hans — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 09:56:01 +0000

Hi!

>Much to say from us. First is to thank our Heavenly Father for the care that he has towards all of us.

>Here we are quite okay though lot of hot sun and dust.

The school is progressing very well and a lot of increment in population. Many have joined the centre and for us we have had a very busy period this and the past month. We’ve been visiting the neediest families to enable us to know the ones that need to be assisted. We are now having 228 families which are from the payer able ones we are able to assist the weak kids with stationeries and basic needs. And we are now able to provide all the kids with texts book.

>Lets take this opportunity to say thanks too for making La’Unica have lot of changes. It’s with great pleasure that we acknowledge your hand on the centre…that which you gave Mr.Robert (12,500 Kes) and after discussing with the women, we decided that it were better to fix decent windows instead of the swing. They have stayed with no panes for long and the kids suffer cold.. Thus this solution.

>We have attached Pictures showing the window frames and after being fixed…and the receipts of expenses. Only the glass panes are left.

>I received your sms about the 94,000 Kes which will highly appreciate. The amount will help us to achieve some of the objectives like fencing, piping, re-painting, repairing of the chipped floor and probably fixing a gate and adding stationeries…but we must have a meeting with the group to decide on priorities…these are just but my opinions.

>About the email of X, I think you understood that we aint had any reply from him. So I apologize for that.

>>Last but not least, lets stay according to the Word of God so as after the good work we do here on earth, God will reward us with eternal life.

>>May God bless you very much Pappa Hans and your Family…Pass our regards to all.

Visit new blog site

Pappa Hans — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:25:45 +0000

www.betyder.nu

Im happy… letter from teacher Robert

Pappa Hans — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 07:52:59 +0000

Robert is online again and I am happy to reestablish contact with him again. He is a warm teacher who feels for the people, especially orphans.

There is one or two at his school that need a sponsor soon! I will let you all know about it as soon as I get more info.

When I started to sponsor a friends friends friend I felt a bit lost and dubious even. Who should I trust and who should I not trust. I have found a hand full of grown ups in Kenya by now that I can trust and vouch for.

Hello Paul and Robert!

Pappa Hans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:44:06 +0000

From small “coalplate” to “Gascooker”

Pappa Hans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:36:42 +0000

Fantastic food is prepared by master hands.

It was wonderful to finally meet after three years

Pappa Hans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:32:58 +0000

Everlyne has been the youn woman that weve supported through High School. 2500 SEK per year I write this solely on purpose to enlighten people who wishes to do the same to other orphans that I can help you get in contact with.

LA Unica has quite a few. And my teacher friend Paul works since 10 yrs at the closest good High school in the area teaching geography, just like I do.

Many shops along the road

Pappa Hans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:17:42 +0000

This shop is not used right now, maybe wrong time of the day/week or is it because of rainseason? Have to ask about that….

Then they moved closer to Nairobi

Pappa Hans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:13:18 +0000

Visiting Grandmas out in the bush

Pappa Hans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:07:25 +0000

She had lived in this clayhouse since 1963

Feristus with her father watching familyphotos. She comes from the same road as Paul comes from

Back at Pauls grandmas place. The food was prepared on top of three stones inside this mudhouse. Chicken tasted wonderful and for desert we had, hot chocolate, pineapple and bananas

Numerous orphans that need schooling

Pappa Hans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 17:55:16 +0000

Kenya is full of orphans and kids living in meager families that need financial support in high school. This group of singing children are proud to be a part of LA Unica. Here they learn that they are all unique and that they may have a future. Schooling in Kenya is very strict and the kids have long hours including nights (homework, high school) and saturdays