AMASC - World Association of Alumnae and Alumni of the Sacred Heart

Primary school in Laina Saba - Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya

Principal Fundraising Project of AMASC during its four year mandate 2006-2010

"Helping Hands" Mushroom Project Diana is a young American rscj working in Uganda whom Claudia Taylor met on her last visit and who accompanied all involved to the mushroom training centre. The mushroom shed looks great - click here for details
Fundraising in England The parish of St. Gertrude in Surrey, England, has raised over £500 for the projects in Uganda/Kenya. This was a Sunday fundraising venture at all their Masses on the 21st June at which bidding prayers were also said for the work of the sisters and AMASC in Uganda/Kenya.” An Appeal to Support the Education Laini Saba Nursery and Primary is appealing to individuals, groups of people, organizations and all people of goodwill, to sponsor the education of a needy child or a group of children... Read more at http://www.christ-kibera.com/support-the-education-of-a-needy-child.aspx
	A classroom from the slums of Kibera, Kenya. Local parents built the room out of galvanized panels normally used for roofs. The floor is a dirt floor. The posters on the "walls" are created out of sections from white sheets.

"Helping Hands" Mushroom Project
Diana is a young American rscj working in Uganda whom Claudia Taylor met on her last visit and who accompanied all involved to the mushroom training centre.
The mushroom shed looks great - click here for details

Fundraising in England
The parish of St. Gertrude in Surrey, England, has raised over £500 for the projects in Uganda/Kenya. This was a Sunday fundraising venture at all their Masses on the 21st June at which bidding prayers were also said for the work of the sisters and AMASC in Uganda/Kenya.”

An Appeal to Support the Education
Laini Saba Nursery and Primary is appealing to individuals, groups of people, organizations and all people of goodwill, to sponsor the education of a needy child or a group of children... Read more at
http://www.christ-kibera.com/support-the-education-of-a-needy-child.aspx

A classroom from the slums of Kibera, Kenya. Local parents built the room out of galvanized panels normally used for roofs. The floor is a dirt floor. The posters on the "walls" are created out of sections from white sheets.

AMASC supports the Sisters of the Sacred Heart to make The World better. We together can change the lives of the children in need.

From the humanitarian news and analysis UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
AFRICA: Slum Survivors - new IRIN film released
Please visit <http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=74946>
• VIDEO TRAILER (02:07 mins): - Play video (Media Player)
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This is about Kibera, the project being supported by the RSCJs' presence in the area and which is appealing for support.

Please DONATE for the RSCJ parish/primary school in Kibera slum, Nairobi.
Contribution for the school in Laina Saba can be transferred in Euros to AMASC.

For the benefit of: The primary school in Laina Saba, Kenya.
ING BANK account AMASC: 363-0199152-51.
In the name of AMASC, Rue de l’Abondance 31; B 1210 Bruxelles.
IBAN : BE75 3630 1991 5251 BIC : BBRUBEBB

Every child deserves an education, but school is about more than just learning. It saves and transforms lives, and yields spectacular benefits in social and economic development.