We have a lot of news to share with you, along with some numbers.
BAIRE, CUBA:
From 3 to 6. Three new mothers have recently joined the group of single mothers. ATF was already supporting three and has now offered to help the new ones as well, providing them with monthly support, two cribs, and three baby kits.
Additionally, we continue to pay the monthly salaries of two sewing teachers.
Zero for after-school activities: the school is unusable, classes are held wherever and whenever possible, and there’s no way to organize anything else. To make things worse, almost nothing is being taught at school… what a tragedy.
We have plenty of photos:
• Of the children of all the young mothers in the group,
• Of the space where they can play,
• Of the three new girls,
• And of the house, crib, and baby kit for one of their babies.
THANDARAI, INDIA:
50 kg of rice have been distributed since the beginning of the year to elderly people.
From 4 to 6: The number of high school students for whom ATF covers school transportation costs has increased, ensuring their regular attendance.
And finally, 1 or 2: The number of female students who might enroll in university in the coming months… we’ll see if they need any support.
Additionally, keyboards, mice, tablets, an internet dongle, and various cables: we have completed the two computers we had donated to the after-school program. Thanks to our Italian friends who supply us with second-hand technology!
ISIRO, CONGO:
ATF’s monthly support for feeding about a hundred children continues regularly. There’s also talk of new projects for the near future—let’s see what happens.
We’ve received photos of the children and their mothers, along with a couple of images from International Women’s Day.