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Trays of eggs being counted in preparation for Tuesday's meal.

Students from Ethel's class stand in line to wash their hands before lunch.

Boys will be boys--they are so naughty! These are students from Government School who come in to read at the property.

Some of the girls that will be in the Girls Program in 2017. There are now more than 20 of them.

These are our sweeping brooms. They are locally made using grass.

The two babies, Sofia and Abraham, pose for a photo. So cute!

Posing for a photo, students from Charles's class.

Cute faces of Malila's class.

Reciting poems in readiness for the Bridge Walk.

Veronica and Beatrice preparing work for their classes.

Cute little faces of Living Compassion.

Peter working at removing the wood from the ceiling.

Little Sydney posing for a photo.

The team cleaning the dining hall. We all believe that cleanliness is our motto.

A student in Veronica's class reads to his friends by pointing out on the board.

Mustafa, who is 7 years old now, is one of the many students here at Living Compassion who came in malnourished. But after a year he has changed to into a healthy boy and runs around with the other children.

Joy in her class marking the day's work.

Snack time during break time.

Letters of the alphabet written on one of the new blackboards. All the classrooms have new boards.

Juliet in class busy with classwork.

Little 6-year-old Rhoda having her share of lunch. She is in Grade 1.

Matthew having a cup of our clean drinking water.

Another of the many hungry children who come out to the property fence everyday.

Students in Charles's class having fun reading.

Happy faces of Kantolomba.

Students in Malila's class doing card reading. The little ones are doing very well in this area.

Another face that is waiting to be part of the Living Compassion family.

Ronica having her share of lunch.

Some of the Grade 7 students that are going to sit for their exams this October. All of them are in the Girls Program.

Some of the faces of the naughty little ones.

Brenda cleaning one of the huge pots.

"Mm mm yummy" says little Samuel as he enjoys his lunch.

Some of the bags of mealie meal that were delivered for the month.

A student in Charles's class, Kelvin was saying he loves reading story books and one day would love to be a journalist.

Students busy doing some writing in Veronica's class.

Memory posing for a photo when she came to visit. She now lives in Lusaka.

Lining up for lunch.

Sharon smiles for the camera.

Big, big smile from Samuel, who is a student in Vero's class.

Older Foster still strong and looking healthy. She now has 12 grandchildren.

Happy faces of Kantolomba.

Little Martha in class counting using her little fingers.

Little Elijah enjoying his lunch. He is four years old and in Teacher Ethel's class.

Audria's children, who are in the program, pose for a photo.

Sharing together, the little hands all trying to grab some nshima during lunch. The boys had put all their food on one plate so that they could eat together. This is common in most households in Kantolomba.

Natasha and her friends in class.

Brothers Hector and Comfort singing in class.

Sydney gives a big smile.

Teacher Beatrice during her lunch break.

Emmanuel, Josephine's son, is all grown up and very healthy, as can be seen here.

Charity, one of the newest members of the staff, explaining to me how her life has changed for the better since coming to be part of the Living Compassion family. She no longer has to go to nearby Lubuto to do other people's laundry so that she can provide for her children.

Elias making sure that the flowers growing around the property are cut neatly so that the property looks beautiful like the name itself, Living Compassion.

Some of the Living Compassion girls in the program, which is the talk of Kantolomba and the surrounding area. Word is going around on how the girls are focused on work and how their behavior is different from girls that are not in the program.

Little Thandiwe, a Grade 2 student at Government School, smiles for the camera.

Esnart lining up to go into the dining hall for lunch.

Cute faces of Kantolomba.

Cheri all grown up and very naughty.

Little Enala, trying to smile for the camera. She is only six years old and was living with her mum. Last week her mother passed on and now she is an orphan. She is now living with her very old grandmother.

Brilliant Beatrice's son smiling for the camera.

Joy and Jowen share a light moment.

Smiling for the camera is a bit difficult for little five-year-old Cholwe, a student here at Living Compassion. She looks cute, though.

Susan enjoying her lunch.

Marian enjoying the extra lessons. She is now in Grade 6.

Veronica feeling much better after being sick for a week.

The young ones from Ethel's class just love to have their photos taken.

Meet Veronica's grandchildren, Eva and Evelyn.

Cute faces of Kantolomba.

Martha doing the dishes.

Little Maggie enjoying lunch.

Prisca and Eugnia dishing out lunch.

A parent who came out to thank us.

The holidays are here Linda comes out to play.

Doing the dishes.

A big smile from Susan.

Ruth carrying a bucket of nshima.

Teacher Beatrice saying hello to the USA team.

Meet Christine, the late Maureen's sister.

James having lunch.

The next Girls Program. Cute faces!

Playing jump rope.

Dancing to the Genki music.

Emmanuel smiles for the camera.

Cute faces of Kantolomba ready for class.

Students in Malila's class.

Having lunch. Yummy, delicious!

Blessing reading in the library.

Extra lessons--Benanje writing his name.

Mary at home, ready for school.

Joy and Malila going through the Genki lessons.

Emmanuel enjoying lunch with a friend.

Joe having lunch.