Thank you Sarah for the lots of jewellery donated and the children’s boots.
Thanks putting word out there on our behalf.
Greatly appreciated.
Thank you Sarah for the lots of jewellery donated and the children’s boots.
Thanks putting word out there on our behalf.
Greatly appreciated.
The Mumba Children’s Project Centre in Mpongwe, Zambia offers the space for local women to get together, learn new skills and share skills.
As part of our Women’s Empowerment Programme we encourage the women to tap into the creative side of themselves and make things… here are a few exaples of the things that the women have made for their homes, for sale and for the empowerment of the wider community…
Join us on the 18th of November for a Pop Up Restaurant organized by the Knicker lady for the Knicker /Sanitary Project Fundraising Event
£25 ticket only event.
Bring your own Alcohol
Contact Anita the Knicker Lady to book your ticket!
Over 80 people went to the Mumba Day Care centre to have their eyes tested on the 4th May 2012, when SpecSavers visited Mpongwe and set up eye testing stations at the Mumba Children’s Project Centre and Mpongwe Hospital.
Testing adults and children alike; five people were diagnosed with serious eye ailments have been taken to Ndola Central Hospital to be operated on and be brought back to Mpongwe on Friday.
Several have been prescribed eye treatments and glasses to enhance eye sights –
Can you help? Please get in touch as we’d like to facilitate for SpecSavers to come back on a more regular basis.
Children are fed on food grown at the centre-anyone with organic gardening ideas please contact us!
The Mumba Children’s Project is committed to providing a minimum of one nutritious meal per day to the children who attend our Project Centre in Mpongwe, Zambia.