Big boys moving to Emseni #4 |
Watch a drone video of the move here!
Today is a big day on Project Canaan! We moved 65 children up to their next home and there is excitement all around our children’s campuses.
Today is a big day on Project Canaan! We moved 65 children up to their next home and there is excitement all around our children’s campuses.
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23 big boys moved from Emseni #2 to Emseni #4,
which has just been built.
Each boy has their own clothes wardrobe, made at the Kufundza Center on PC. |
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23 small boys moved from Emseni #1 to Emseni #2.
River is a BIG BOY now! |
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10 toddler boys and 2 toddler girls moved from
the Labakhetsiwe toddler home up to Emseni #1.
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5 babies moved from the El Roi Baby home to the
toddler home.
Shalom, Amanda, Peace, Manday, Tandeka |
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2 small babies moved from Kuthula Place to the
El Roi baby home
Frank and Jordan |
It’s all very exciting as we have been preparing for this
for months. Each group started to visit
their new home weeks prior to their actual move. They begin to experience a new schedule, some
new foods, new toys and lots of new brothers and sisters. We typically have
staff move with them for continuity and each home has their own type of welcome
party for the new arrivals.
After the big move, there was a special snack at each home,
and everyone gets to enjoy a new movie with their family tonight. A great day, all around.
We receive 35 new children each year (on average), but we
have already welcomed 35 children this year.
With 11 new babies coming to us during the month of October alone, we
are on track to welcome 42 new children this year. That’s a lot of children
saved and a lot of hope restored.
Thank you to everyone who helped fund the Emseni #4 boy’s
home. THEY LOVE IT! Thank you to our amazing staff who orchestrated the move and are enjoying the children in their excitement.
Would you like to sponsor one of our children? Here is how:
In the US: bit.ly/ProjectCanaanChildrenAngel
In Canada:
bit.ly/ProjectCanaanChildrenAngelCA
Just had to add a photo of Jonathan on the move. |
Live from eSwatini … I love moving day!
Janine
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