@Vision2030 Thanks, @members Please check your inboxes and let us know what date suits you best between May 1st and 2nd,at least by Monday next week. Many thanks for your continued support!

Dear Wazuans We managed to visit Ruiru Rehab Centre on Sunday 29th 2010. We met Samuel.Samuel is doing well. He is still adjusting to high school life. We encouraged him to work harder to improve his grades. He told us that his main challenge is a study room since they do their homework in a hall Which is sometimes noisy.We advised him to be going to bed early then wake up early in the morning when other children are asleep. We also promised him an alarm clock to overcome the early morning wakeup challenge. He also requested for some revision books.We are now looking for good high school books to buy for him. I would like to encourage as many Wazuans as possible to be attending such events /trips so that we can share ideas as well as give more encouraging words to our son, Samuel. Though it may be too early, there was a suggestion that we do a Mbuzi at the Rehab with the Kids over the Christmas period and be the parents of the parentless. We just buy the Live Mbuzis and slaughter roast and cook them over there. The cost should be minimal but I believe the benefits to the children will be phenomenal. Christ said, whatsoever you do to the least of my brothers, that you do unto me. We shall combine this Mbuzi with a graduation party of one of the volunteers at the Rehab who was a student at Kenyatta university ,Makau. Most of those who have attended the charity events know him and he has been doing a great job at the Centre. Pledges for this event are welcome. Please let us have your views on this. Contact: Leona: Reggyzoe@yahoo.com Me: mpolekabisa@gmail.com Or Wazua adminstration.

@leona; which centre is it? Blessed generation, formerly, Spirit of Faith?

Leona ...This sounds better ... I confirm

Dear members Welcome to this event. It will also provide an opportunity to share with the little children and Our son Samuel after one successful year of sponsorship in high school. Just for the information of new members , the rehab center accommodates former street children and/neglected children from abosolutely poor families or parents with disabilities (physical or mental). The home gets support from the sorrounding communities including churches , Kingsmeal bakery, Brooksides milk, Kenyatta university & USIU students , volunteers and all people of goodwill. You are welcome to see what these great people are doing to transform these formerly hopeless children into beneficial citizens .