Dr Alexandra and Ronja Kulamati had the opportunity to visit Mufindi. During their visit, they reached out to many villagers and participated in the ICV. Ronja kindly offered physiotherapy to several young children, and we truly appreciate her caring efforts.
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o introduced the art of beading, which the older children really enjoyed.
In the afternoon, nursery and kindergarten children from nearby villages happily head home after a lovely day of learning and play.
Following Dentists Without Borders’ visit, the children were given toothbrushes and dentalhygiene advice. Many thanks for your visit and support!
Sam Sofya, who has visited the Children’s Village many times, truly enjoyed a delightful afternoon catching up with the staff and children. The little tent also provides so much fun! Ella and Fadhil, who are also regular visitors, joined Sam. Thank you for your ongoing support and generous donations that bring happiness to the children.
On 8 March, the ICV community marked International Women’s Day by expressing sincere gratitude to all the wonderful Mamas who tirelessly care for and support the children. Their ongoing dedication and hard work are truly appreciated as they play a vital role in nurturing and shaping the young lives of those at the ICV.
We are extremely grateful to all our supporters, several of whom are anonymous, for their invaluable support.
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