KIKN celebrated its first year of working with this tiny school of 80 children. The majority of the children come from very poor/ beggars’ families. Food parcels consisting of beans, lentils, beaten rice, noodles, biscuits, sugar and cooking oil were handed out to all the children and their families. It was a humbling experience. It
The children from Parapokar Orphanage, Lubhoo School and others came today to receive their sponsor’s letters. It is also an opportunity for Uma and myself to get to know the mums better. It is giving the sponsored children some focused attention to talk to them about their studies, a pep talk about KIKN expectations etc.
Need Barahi School is very fortunate to have a high achieving Principal and a high performing team of teachers. The Principal, Januka, has made her school to be the BEACON school in the area with great support from KIKN since 2009. The 6th formers ( year 11& 12) now number over 300 from only 8
Ishwor School is the 4th school that KIKN has supported. It is a small school with approximately 80 pupils, many of whom beg in the streets before and after school to help their families make ends meet. KIKN’s breakfast club has helped the poor children to access education. The focus on the nursery children ensures
KIKN had its best year to date. It was very well attended by our ever loyal sponsors and supporters alike, many of whom have since become friends with a common goal. It was also nice to see some new faces. Lai See outlined the main challenge facing the charity in the next few years being
KIKN had its 7th Annual Charity Cricket match on Sunday 3rd June accompanied, as ever, by the usual glorious sunshine. The ever loyal supporters came and enjoyed the day. We had our best Tombola stall ever; thanks to all the sponsors who brought wine and beer to the various functions held during the year.. The