MCH Timeline

£2000 to cover the final stage of repairs to the dormitory building.

£3000 to MCH for the ost of completion of major building project (repairs, extension and upgrade of kitchen facilities and the building of a dining/study hall).

£550 to MCH as a contribution towards children’s home expenses (including relicensing and insuring the children’s home vehicle, drainage repairs and servicing of the bakery oven).

£250 to MCH for repairs to children’s home well.

£500 for teeth and eye check ups for all children and staff at the children’s home plus any necessary follow up treatment.

£300 for insurance and licensing of donated vehicle.

£605 for doctor’s visit to MCH to test and treat children for malaria (such medical attention was impossible during the ebola crisis and several children had had to go untreated).

£300 contributed to the salaries of two school teachers employed to teach the quarantined orphans at Mercy Childern’s Home.

£200 emergency payment to Mercy Children’s Home at the outbreak of the Ebola crisis for water buckets with taps, gloves and soap.

£690 given for launching of Mercy Children’s home bakery business (ingredients, publicity, licence, equipment).

£100 donated to MCH to provide clothes and baby food for abandoned twins.

£400 for teeth and eye checks and follow up treatment for all children and staff at Mercy Children’s Home (including a minor operation for one member of staff).

Fire alarms, extinguishers and other safety equipment provided for Mercy Children’s Home.

£800 to buy pigs, goats and chickens for the farm at Mercy Children’s Home. Also Purchase of a sewing machine.