Ende der Sommerferien
Dear Schroider,
Very warm greetings from Nkwenda.
Thank you very much for your mail.
The students and staff members are doing fine after coming back from the vacation.
They are all very sorry for the death of Ma Marriane.
The new term was opened on 16th July 2012. 95 students have already reported.
This year 42 students are expected to go home after their final examination in
November/December 2012. 7 of them are capenters, 8 of them are Masonry and
brick layers (builders) and the rest, 27 who are the majority will be tailors. Therefore ,
for them to be able to start work (employ themselves), 27 sewing machines are
needed, 7 carpentry tool sets are needed and 8 building sets are required. These 42
items is estimated to cost at least 10,500,000. (ten million five hundred thousand
Tanzania shillings) which is 250,000 for each item.
Mean while we are dealing with making furniture for Bweranyange girls secondary
school library. These are chairs, tables and shelves. We are expecting to finish this
order in September this year.
We have also harvested coffee which is estimated to be 10 bags of 80 kgs each.
It is now very dry and we have little water in our tanks therefore students have to
fetch water daily.
The new generator is working properly. We are using it even in cutting and
smoothing timbers. We brought it while most of the students had already left for
their leave. They all thank you for supplying us with it.
Let me end here now. I am looking forward to writing to you in
the
near future. Convey our greetings to all brothers and sisters in
the Network.
Die Sommerferien sind zu Ende!
Am 16. Juli wurde die Ausbildung im YFTC
fortgesetzt. In einer Email vom 24.07.2012
berichtet der Leiter des Jugendzentrums,
Pfarrer Jeremiah Rugimbana, über Aktivitäten,
Pläne und Erfolge. Deutlich geht aus der Mail
hervor, wie Arbeit und Ausbildung im
Jugendzentrum eng verknüpft sind mit dem
Prinzip
“Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe”!