May 26, 2025
Our girls Marian, Christin, and Angela show the recently introduced K200 notes they received in their stipend.
Remember the little baby who was sitting outside his parents' house a year ago? Yes, this is our very own security guard’s son Stanley, all grown up and going to school. He is three years old and so cute.
The team resting in the shade after lunch.
Memory and Malila showing the instant porridge they brought to Living Compassion for breakfast. The porridge is made of maize meal and powdered milk and comes in little sachets. It is mixed with hot or cold water, according to one's liking. It’s yummy to both grown ups and little ones.
Theresa’s granddaughter just turned 2!
Here is Charity, Regina’s daughter Chola, and Beatrice. Regina is in the hospital, recovering from an injury to her leg. Chola came to Living Compassion after visiting her mum to say "thank you" to all the team members who are helping take care of her mother.
Docus with her baby, Natasha, and Ester at Living Compasssion after picking cassava leaves from the garden for their home consumption. Cassava is widely grown here in people’s small backyard gardens. After harvesting, the roots are dried and ground into mealie meal. Most cassava is grown on a large scale in the northern province of Zambia.
Siblings Christin and Jacob after lunch. Christin is in Grade Three, while her brother is in Grade Two at Twatemwa Primary School. They live with their mother, who is a hair dresser. Look how she braided her daughter’s hair!