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# Stage 1 relief scheme finished

They worked well for the 5 days and just in time made enough progress with the flood barrier to divert very heavy rain on the third day.

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The 12 men who joined the relief scheme turned out to be 13. They worked well for the 5 days and just in time made enough progress with the flood barrier to divert very heavy rain on the third day.

They repaired damage caused by the torrential rain and completed phase one.

Pleased to finish the job and receive their pay they posed for a team photo.

Well done to the men who can now buy suipplies for their families and to Raphael and Lucy who recognised the need and approached us to help

Covid 19 continues to spread in Kenya and today we were told that the first case had been identified in a local town close to one of our homes

added on May 8

Pray for God's protection for the homes, children and staff

Kindfund was established as a charity in 2004 to further the gospel of Jesus Christ and to help relieve poverty amongst some of the poorest tribes in northern Kenya, working with the pastoralist Turkana, Samburu and Rendille.

We currently use 5 tonnes of food and supplies per month, providing for 125 children in 4 homes and 250 children in nursery and primary education.

We have dug 7 wells and fitted 7 handpumps, bringing safe water to remote villages.

100% of gifts go to Kenya.

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Registered with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC100121 and accepted as a Society in Kenya 26316