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"As we reflect on another year gone by, my heart is filled with gratitude and deep appreciation for each one of you. Your steadfast support, prayers, and love continue to be the foundation upon which our Kasisi family thrives. Through your generosity and compassion, you bring hope and light into the lives of our children, reminding them every day that they are cherished, valued, and never alone." Read the complete message here. |
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Kasisi Children’s Home urgently
needs computers; black school shoes – any size; school bags –
any type or colour; Baby formula – NAN 1, 2 & 3; washing powder;
bathing soap; pampers (diapers); blankets; and, toys. Please visit Our Monthly Expenses for details. |
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| Our talented young artist, 12 year old, Kalimu won an award in the Art Competition in Wolin Parish in Poland. We are very proud of him and we hope he will continue his career in art! | |||||
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| Knit and Natter Bangor ladies are coming to Kasisi | |||||
About 15 years ago, a charity called Action
Mental Health approached Libraries Northern Ireland about
starting Knit and Natter groups to help adults of all ages come
together, learn a skill and make friends. Knitting was chosen as
a relaxing, mindful activity. The groups have been successful
and have helped people who are lonely, newly bereaved, or just
arrived in the town, knowing no-one and wanting to make friends.
The COVID lockdown made more people look for something to do and word spread of the knitting the Bangor ladies were doing for Zambia, through neighbours and friends, and soon a large number of knitters were producing beautiful baby clothes, mainly for premature babies at the start, but now for all infant ages, also little teddies and sourcing baby grows from sales and charity shops. Several Zambian groups have already benefited from their dedication and generosity. The photos they get from the recipients, really encourage knitters to know they're making a real difference to the babies. They are now excited to extend their help to Kasisi Children's Home. |
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| Of home of joy, simplicity, and mercy | |||||
"I
was sent to Kasisi Children’s Home for one month, as part of the
last stage of my formation as a Jesuit priest. My task was
straightforward: do whatever the Sisters tell you to do. But
more important than anything I did during my weeks at Kasisi was
what I received there. It was a month-long lesson in joy,
simplicity, and mercy – the very concepts I had been
humming, whistling, and singing about for months." |
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| Do you want to be a volunteer at Kasisi Children's Home? If so, please read our key information on how to do so on this link. | |||||
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Kasisi is now registered with Smile Amazon. We will get charity donations whenever friends of Kasisi buy through Smile Amazon, once they have named Kasisi as their chosen charity. Courtesy of Barbara McKay of Kasisi United Kingdom |
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deJonghe Design & maintenance courtesy of Mbinji Mufalo The video in the Home page is courtesy of Fundacja Kasisi |
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