Thursday, August 27, 2009
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2009 New Well & Well Rehab Progress Report
More from our friends at ICDI (check them out here):
Thought I'd update you on the progress of our well drilling and well rehab teams. So far in 2009 (through July) they've completed 43 new wells, and 195 well rehabs. Our well drilling program is the largest and most involved program we have, which means it also is the most complicated, with lots of equipment to maintain in very harsh conditions, so we're always thankful for the successful months we have!
Thought I'd update you on the progress of our well drilling and well rehab teams. So far in 2009 (through July) they've completed 43 new wells, and 195 well rehabs. Our well drilling program is the largest and most involved program we have, which means it also is the most complicated, with lots of equipment to maintain in very harsh conditions, so we're always thankful for the successful months we have!
The New Woodshop
An update from our friends at ICDI (check them out here):
Thanks to a lot of hard work by Tom Peters and his two boys, Mike & JP (with some help from some eager apprentices), the new woodshop trade school at the Bangui orphan center was finished on July 29th. Large folding doors to let in lots of light but keep the shop secure, sturdy worktables, and lockers full of tool sets were all built on-site.
Each participant will receive training in the construction of simple furniture and woodworking basics, in order to start their own wood working shop once they've completed the program. We're very excited to add this program to our Orphan Care ministry in Bangui, along with the sewing program. We're now looking for a local carpenter to employ to teach at the trade school.
Visit our site for photos and more details!
Thanks to a lot of hard work by Tom Peters and his two boys, Mike & JP (with some help from some eager apprentices), the new woodshop trade school at the Bangui orphan center was finished on July 29th. Large folding doors to let in lots of light but keep the shop secure, sturdy worktables, and lockers full of tool sets were all built on-site.
Each participant will receive training in the construction of simple furniture and woodworking basics, in order to start their own wood working shop once they've completed the program. We're very excited to add this program to our Orphan Care ministry in Bangui, along with the sewing program. We're now looking for a local carpenter to employ to teach at the trade school.
Visit our site for photos and more details!
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