I just received the following bulletin,

“Last night, we had an incident where thieves broke into the school office and took cereals and other things in the school."

We have received a request from one of our sponsors, Palm Security Services, asking if we can find someone to volunteer to develop a website for them for free and they would submit Ksh.10,000 towards our teachers salaries.

Word about our up-and-coming two workshops has gotten around. We have planned for each workshop to hold 20-22 participants. And yet, more than 62 persons from the community have registered their interest.

We are now setting up our two best business training workshops (Workshop II and III, Workshop I was held last April) to be held at the end of October.

News from the last CBSM fundraising committee meeting

The students in Kimilili are getting ready for time off school. But first, they have to take the exams!

A quick update before summer vacation

Making VPS training accessible to all participants

When Rev Wasike, Millicent Aswata, Ericah Kiptoo traveled from Nairobi to Kimilili to give the CBSM women’s co-op their first business training workshop, they were hoping to teach a small group of business women how to set up their Village Phone Salons.

Rev Wasike informed us recently that due to food shortages in Kenya, the daily rations for the children in the CBSM school are cut down to a cup of porridge at lunch time.