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Joyce
- Mother died while giving
birth
- Lived off mixture of
porridge and water for 18 days
- Two day trip to Mukinge
Hospital
- Weighed less than 4
pounds
- 3 months in the hospital
- Receives supplements
Mulunda Miaka Orphanage 2010 Fundraising Tour Presentation - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Mulunda Miaka Orphanage 2010 Fundraising Tour Presentation - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Mulunda Miaka Orphanage 2010 Fundraising Tour Presentation Presented by Pamu Sindowe Menda Joyce Mother died while giving birth Lived off mixture of porridge and water for 18 days Two day trip to Mukinge Hospital Weighed less
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Mapesho
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Lushinjilo
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Zambia
- Slightly larger than Texas
- Population 11.5 million
- Subsistence farming is
the norm
- Life expectancy of 37
- Over 600,000 children
- rphaned by AIDS alone
- Many live on $1 a day or
less
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Where We are Located
- Kasempa District: 66,000
- 20% of population is
under 5 years
- 3,912 orphans in
Kasempa District (2004)
- Malnutrition
- 17.5% HIV+
- Extended families
stretched
Typical Village MMO Property
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The Dream
- Mulunda Miaka
Orphanage
- Caring for orphans
- Raising leaders
- Supporting the
community Dedicated to raising
- rphaned children in a
Christ centered home, emphasizing sustainability, empowerment and community development.
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Sustainability
- Powered by Solar Energy
- Income generating activities
– Chickens – Goats – Honey – Gardens – Orchard – Fish – Cattle
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Empowerment
- Employment
- Children
– Education – Trade skills
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Community
Acceptance
- Land donated by
Chief Kasempa
- Local community
leaders Development
- Employment
- Training
- Competitive and
creative payment
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The Process Begins
- Finding land
– Water source – Nearby school – Nearby health center
- 118 Hectares/292 Acres
Dengwe Basic School
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Laying the Foundation
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Constructing the Walls
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The Roof
Two hand saws, two hammers… …and many hands
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Finding Water
Year round supply of clean drinking water.
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Solar Power
Frames are mounted and panels are expected to arrive soon.
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The Current View
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Looking Forward
- December 2010
- Moving In
– Welcoming children – Sustainability projects – Security
- Finish Construction
– MMO home and office – Kitchen/dining hall – Children’s home
- Purchase Transportation
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Needed Funds
- Construction
– Pam & Menda’s house:…$23,000 – Remaining Buildings:…$61,000
- Infrastructure…………….$5,500
- Furnishing buildings………………..
$8,000
- Vehicle for transportation……..…
$17,000
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Funds Needed Cont.
Chicken Houses ($700/house)…$2,100 Bee Hives ($60/hive)……………….$1,300 Goats ($30/goat)……………………..$300 Irrigation………………………………..$500 Other……………………………………..$10,000 Total……………………………………….$128,700
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Partnership
- Evangelical Church in Zambia
- Madison County Community
Foundation (USA)
- Anderson University (USA)
- Sonlight Power (USA)
- Kafakumba (Zambia)
- Martin Engineering and
Technical Services Ltd. (Zambia)
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Why It Matters
MMO will serve as a loving home for children while also seeking to develop the surrounding community through employment, training and economic development.
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