Amara Updates 2008
Sunday, July 6th, 2008Please click the following link to read the Amara Aid updates
Please click the following link to read the Amara Aid updates
On 4th July 2007, the ‘Whisperers of the Jungle’ Orphan Project was officially launched in Arusha, Tanzania. More than 30 children who have been assisted by the project through donations from AMARA Aid attended the opening. The launch was chaired by the Arumeru District Commissioner and was attended by AMARA Aid volunteers Jim, Iris and Paul Stewart. The day’s programme included singing and drama by the children who were bursting with joy as they celebrated being members of the ‘Whisperers of the Jungle’ family.
During a visit to northern Tanzania, AMARA Aid volunteers Jim and Iris Stewart met today with small-scale farmers on the slopes of Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Each of these farmers had received heifers and goats as part of an AMARA Aid funded project in 2005. The recipients of the heifers had passed on female offspring to other needy farmer and earned £15 per month from sales of milk, a substantial amount for a poor who’s only other source of income is from two acres of coffee and bananas.
The Warner Chilcott Activities Committee organised a cake sale on Wednesday 20th June 2007 in support of AMARA Aid. Warner Chilcott UK Ltd is a well known pharmaceutical company operating in Millbrook, Larne, Northern Ireland. The event was very successful and raised £300 for the ‘Whisperers of the Jungle’ Tanzania orphan project.
Our latest project is to support the “Whisperers of the Jungle” charity in Arusha, Tanzania. The project is in its infancy and we would appreciate your prayers as AMARA Aid sets up this new initiative. We would also value prayer for Cifa, the director of ‘Whisperers of the Jungle’, and the young people in their everyday lives.
Praise God that “Whisperers of the Jungle” is now a registered charity in Tanzania and the Lord is providing the necessary resources.
Please pray for Moshidian (one of the orphaned children from ‘Whisperers of the Jungle’) as his treatment for cancer is continuing in a hospital in Dar-es-Salaam. Praise God that his condition is such that he is now able to go back to school and we thank the Lord for the medical professionals who are taking care of him.
Please pray for journeying mercies for Paul as he continues to travel to Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania at Easter and USA in May 2007.
Praise God for His continuing care for Paul.
Please pray for the upcoming events that we will know God’s Blessing, and that in all we do, we will do for His Glory.
A photograph received from our partners in Tabora showing the renovated girls hostel that is home to 27 teenagers. The renovation was funded by AMARA Aid.
