some Zambia photos

I took these photos earlier this month in Zambia.

opportunities to give

JOY OF MOVEMENT
HUMANIST CENTRE

Help others to build a meaningful reality and
“not even death will halt your flight.”

Over the last 4 years, we have encouraged and helped projects of non-violence, non-discrimination and for human rights developed in Zambia and Congo DRC. Many of the projects turned into programs such as humanist community schools or organized compound cleanup to fight against malaria and cholera. The goal for these programs is to become self-sustained; the people in Africa learn how and where to obtain resources necessary for program sustainability. We have found in man cases these resources can be found in their own communities and country. It requires a lot of learning to write proposals and work with the institutions; a tall order for people on the grassroots level. But, they can and are doing it they just need a bit of help.

All programs are run by volunteers.

Your donation will allow the walls to be built, one meal per day, the construction of a toilet or the rent for the school and food-storage building which will allow these two schools to reach freedom to educate and feed the children.

Opportunity for Giving

Bricks for school walls

• $25- 25 bricks
• $50- 50 bricks
• $100- 100 bricks
• other $_______

One meal per day for 250 children

• $25 1 week of food
• $50 2 weeks of food
• $100 one month of food
• other $______________

Materials for building a toilet

• $25 material
• $50 material and water pipes
• $100 toilet room
• other $________

Rent for school & food-storage building

• $25 2 weeks rental
• $50 one month
• $100 two months
• other $__________

For further information about the Joy of Movement Humanist projects contact Regula Frey at (847) 269 3228

Please make checks payable to Emerging Futures Foundations and mail to: Regula Frey, 340 Skokie Court, Wilmette, Illinois, 60091. All donations are tax deductible.

Shanti Community School

The Shanti Community School, in Chasanga, Zambia, built the frame for a school building and raised funds locally to put a metal sheet roof on the frame, but they have no bricks to build neither the walls nor the ability to build a toilet, both necessities to apply for government assistance. Also, the children do not have food.

Chasanga Revival School

The Chasanga Revival School in Zambia was able to work with UNICEF to get desks and one meal a day for 250 children, mainly orphans who attend the school. The school struggles to make rental payments of $50 per month for the school building and small food storage house, so they need our help until they find a donor in the country (or Africa at large) to work together.

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first blog post

Welcome to my new blog! My plan is to use this website to keep you updated about what's happening with projects and programs in Zambia and Congo as they work towards becoming self-sufficient. If you would like to help us or get involed in any way, please leave a comment with your email and I'll contact you.