Village Feast members, Jolyne Sharkey and Ilse Peters-Ching
were excited to open three cookhouses at three schools during the past couple
of weeks.
The construction of the cookhouses and the energy efficient cookers were
paid for by the Village Feast over the past few years.
The cookhouse is a kitchen where the morning porridge and
the lunch stew are prepared and served to the school children. The
children’s parents provide the maize and beans for the stew and Farmers Helping
Farmers with their partner DFATD support
a school garden to produce vegetables for the stew with funds from the
Village Feast for the school gardeners wages.
The three schools are all primary schools with over 200 children
at each school from nursery to standard
8.
The schools are all twinned with Island schools as follows:
Mitoone Primary School
is twinned with West Kent Consolidated School
King’O Primary School is twinned with Gulf Shore Consolidated
School
Marinya-a-Ruibi Primary School is twinned with Margate Pastoral Charge
During their time in Kenya Ilse and Jolyne also visited four
other cookhouses sponsored by the Village Feast.
1 comment:
Thank you for the opportunity to travel with Farmers Helping Farmers to see first-hand the incredible work that the organization does. It was incredible to open the cookhouses and amazing to see the results of years of hard work and dedication to the Machui and Ruuju areas.
Ilse Peters-Ching
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