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We are a small
but successful grassroots charity based in the Deepings and working in Africa in
Mgongeni an urban slum area of Mombasa, Kenya. We are making a difference with our school for 225 poor children and our programme to support women and youth. We aim to help the people out of poverty by giving them the confidence, education and skills to solve their own problems. There have been vast
improvements in the past seven years but with your help we
can do much more.
See phase two of our school building.
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We are building a school
£110,500.00 raised
Phase two completed.
£98,500.00 more needed.
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Kilimanjaro Hike In memory of Sue
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£300 could buy £60 could buy £2000 could pay £3 p.m. could £70 p.m £10
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1000 bricks. two chairs and
for a bore hole provide porridge could pay a could pay for
Enough to a table.
and a water for one
of our teacher's Esther and
build a
tank children salary ten others to
classroom receive adult
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Miche Bora Primary |
Celebrations at the new well |
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Phase two completed
May 2016
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We are so excited that phase two of our building
has been completed. Thanks to a grant from Allan and Nesta Fergusson another from Rotary in Deeping plus a private donor the first floor slab and the brickwork... Read more-> |
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Clinic has opened
March
2016
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Our clinic has at last opened. It is serving our children and their families in the hope that we can keep them all well. All children will be carefully monitored in order that we might detect problems early. We shall also provide family planning and ante and post-natal care. .. Read more -> |
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Paul raises £1,883 for Miche Bora children June 2016
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Paul had just cycled the Scottish Highlands North Coast 500 to raise money for Mustard Seed. It took a week to complete this arduous cycle ride which involved more uphill miles than the ascent of Everest. A magnificent achievement. A big thank you Paul..... Read more ->
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Feeding programme continues at Miche Bora May 2016
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Like most small African Charities involved in education a feeding programme is a
major priority. In Mgongeni
few people are starving but malnutrition is a huge problem as people exist on one
meal of maizemeal a day. For the children of Miche Bora ...Read more ->
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Nurse Alice volunteers
June 2016
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Thinking of volunteering abroad? You can volunteer for free with Mustard Seed
Project. Alice is one of a number of volunteers who have spent time in our school in Kenya. They are making such a difference and if you think ... Read
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Samuel has hearing aids
January 2015
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Samuel is profoundly deaf and has the same degree of hearing loss as Hope. He is also the same age. This is proving to be a great asset for both children as they learn to sign together at Miche Bora School. When Samuel joined Miche Bora he did not have hearing aids but ...
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Proud Esther can sign her own name
March 2015
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In common with many other women of her age Esther had never been to school. MSP
decided to offer Swahili literacy classes to Esther and other members of
the community in the same situation. The take-up has been huge and Esther is
just one of many happy women
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Sonal raises £8,500 by climbing Kilimanjaro October 2015
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Click on the photo above to see an amazing video of Sonal climbing Kili. Sonal wanted to raise money for a grassroots charity and chose Mustard Seed Project. She was also looking for a personal challenge and what could be better than climbing Kilimanjaro. .... Read more
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