This morning began with another bus ride through the busy city streets on the GNCEM bus. We arrived at the Hatibgan school and dropped everyone off, or so we thought...one of the girls hid on board because she wanted to be with us as we travelled on to the baby care centre! We all arrived at the centre and spent the morning with the little ones, helping them wash and dress again, have breakfast and we also joined in with their lesson time.
Pastor Roy, who founded the project with his wife, came to take us to the girls and boys hostels which are located in a different district.
Both visits were lovely. We were welcomed with flowers and then we told a story. We did a craft with the girls and then played some games. Lots of fun was had! Pastor Roy hosted us for lunch and then took us to the boys hostel. Again we were welcomed with flowers before we told a story and played some more vigorous games with them.
We returned on the bus with the babies, dropping them off with their families in the way.
We had a planning meeting this evening and prepared activities for our visits tomorrow. We popped out to the local supermarket to get some extra sweets and supplies.
We have a final visit to the GNCEM school in the morning and then a visit to the SEED society, another school for children from the slums, in the afternoon.
Pastor Roy, who founded the project with his wife, came to take us to the girls and boys hostels which are located in a different district.
Both visits were lovely. We were welcomed with flowers and then we told a story. We did a craft with the girls and then played some games. Lots of fun was had! Pastor Roy hosted us for lunch and then took us to the boys hostel. Again we were welcomed with flowers before we told a story and played some more vigorous games with them.
We had a planning meeting this evening and prepared activities for our visits tomorrow. We popped out to the local supermarket to get some extra sweets and supplies.
We have a final visit to the GNCEM school in the morning and then a visit to the SEED society, another school for children from the slums, in the afternoon.
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