We all have at least one phone in the drawer that we don’t know what to do with.
Donate it please to our Charity and will see that it is put to very good use in our many distant villages .

Please contact,
Reverend Canon Kenneth Berkin
Friends of North Kigezi Diocese.
57, High Ridge,
Seabrook,
Hythe Kent
CT21 5TF
01303 261854
07854 409771
ken.berkin@ntlworld.com
UK Registered Charity No 111 4602

Announcement

The Trustees are delighted to announce the receipt of £500 from Castle Hill in Ipswich to refurbish the large school block at our Primary School in Bucence Village. In addition to other funding to buy the children uniforms this will now enable us to install windows, shutters and doors in the many holes in the wall at our school.
At long last our children will be able to attend school in a certain amount of comfort.
We praise God for his great mercy
Thanks,
Ken……….

Mukama Asiimwe (Praise God)

Reverend Canon Kenneth Berkin
Friends of North Kigezi Diocese. fnkd.org
57, High Ridge,
Seabrook,
Hythe Kent
CT21 5TF
01303 261854
07854 409771
ken.berkin@ntlworld.com

 ”During their recent trip to Rukungiri our Trustees Roger, Paul and Ken met up with Turasingura Gift who you see in the picture who had great news to share with them. Gift is 19 years old and one of 5 children whose father, an Anglican Priest had suffered a stroke a while back leaving him partially paralysed and unable to work. Their mother is a peasant which means she works and lives off the land so food and monies have been very much in short supply. Our project has managed to find generous sponsors for Gift and her two brothers Gershom and Silas who are currently at secondary school. As for Gift she was sponsored through secondary school herself but upon leaving school a year back went on to train as a Community Nurse at our local Rugarama Health Centre in Rukungiri. One morning at 9.00am during the trip, Gift appeared at the house where the three Trustees were staying to tel Ken that she had passed her exams and was now a qualified Nursing Assistant. Gift lives over 3 hours walk away and she had left home at 6.00am that day to bring the great news. She is fortunate to be sponsored through this training by a lovely Christian couple who live in Hythe Kent. At the same time we heard that there were 2 vacancies at the Health Centre for Nursing Assistants so we arranged for Gift to apply. As by a miracle she called again by our house at the same time but this occasion Silas and Gershom walked with her to tell us the grat news that of 15 applicants for 2 posts, Gift had been awarded one of them. Words fail to express the joy that we have for Gift as she is steadfast in her Christian faith, bright, hardworking and a most beautiful daughter you could wish for. She cares for the rest of her family and is a real blessing, in fact she is a real GIFT!!”

Thanks

 Ken

News from FNKD

“We are delighted to report that during a recent visit to Uganda in Nov/Dec 2009 with Trustees Roger and Paul, our Chairman managed to secure the purchase of our own vehicle for use with our ongoing projects and the
commencement of the building of our new Care and Counselling Centre.

The Trustees want to thank Diocesan Secretary Revd Canon John Muhumuza, Our drivers John and Caleb plus Diocesan Mechanic Emmanuel for making this all possible and delivering the vehicle to our office in Rukungiri.

This marks a major landmark in the development of our on the ground work in rural vilages and will enable our team to be more effective in carrying out our programmes.

The photograph above shows our local Coordinator Sylivia and her younger sister Olivia beside our 1994 Toyota Landcruiser in the villlage of Kyamurari.”

Thanks
Ken

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