Project Leader:
Reverend Ambrose Musyoka
Poor countries are facing the choice of trying to save people stricken by the coronavirus only to face hunger and perish. Families are turning to churches asking for food. This project is set to help this cause by providing balanced meals and other basic needs. Many can’t find jobs and with the lockdown, securing a livelihood is very difficult, even impossible. Also, as important is to help people understand how to mitigate the spread of the virus by practicing stricter cleanliness practices, recognizing symptoms and getting medical care. Father Ambrose Musyoka at the St. Paul Catholic Parish Naroosura is the leader of this project and hopes that with support he can offer vulnerable families much needed assistance and pastoral care. A donation of $25 can help feed a family of four.
Anonymous donated $125.
Gerard donated $25.
Anonymous donated $100.
nancy donated $25.
John donated $50.
Alma donated $25.
edward donated.
Bob donated $25.
Minna donated $15.
Brendan donated $50.
Anonymous donated $50.
Allison donated $25.
Camille donated $50.
Joan donated $50.
Sandra donated $50.
Thomas donated $50.
Susan donated $25.
Bridget donated $25.
Mark donated $50.
Timothy donated $25.
Barb donated $50.
paul donated $25.
Stephan donated $25.
Margus donated $25.
Alvin donated $50.
Mariangeles donated $24.
Helen donated $100.
Alan donated $100.
Madeline donated $100.
Jean donated $50.
Richard donated $50.
Anonymous donated $25.
Valerie donated $50.
Jeffrey donated $25.
SANDRA donated $50.
Matthew donated $25.
KATRINA B donated $150.
Lawrence donated $50.
Bishop John Oballa launches Covid 19 Relief food, One and quarter metric tone of maize floor and cooking fat @ Olosirua an outstation of Naroosura Parish. Bishop thanked Fr Ambrose for soliciting the food,masks and the hand sanitizer 20 litr buckets with a metal stand. Together with the food and the hand sanitizer buckets, each Maasai Boma will receive a bar of soap for hand sanitising. Fr. Ambrose thanked the USA Pontifical Mission societies for their generous donation and expressed his gratitude to the bishop for finding time to visit the remote outstation to share this generosity with Maasai community.
Pictorial
Peace and all good dear friends. Yesterday we had a busy day of distributing food stuff,soaps and water containers to poor families in the Parish.The function was led by our Bishop Rt Rev John Oballa and the local government administration officials.
Thanks so much dear friend for your donation,you have fed 2 more families. Friends we are still encouraged to continue giving more donations for those who wish to donate,you should not be locked out.The more we give the donations the more we reach many families in dire need of help. May God bless you all.