Timeline

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

£1000 for deworming and vitamin A treatment for the school pupils and community of Adonkia.

£480 to replace tyres on the Gbongay ambulance.

£10,000 for the cost of purchasing and refurbishing a second hand vehicle to act as an ambulance for Gbongay Village Clinic.

£700 for the cost of repairing the two wells in Gbongay village.

£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).

£300 to King of Glory Ministries as a ontribution towards the distribution of funds to low income members of the community needing to buy in essential supplies ahead of the run-off election.

£450 donation to King of Glory Ministries to cover the cost of emergency medical fees (including major surgery) for two child victims of last year’s flooding and transport costs for a third who was moving to live with extended family.

£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).

£600 to King of Glory Ministries to provide one year’s school fees for 20 child victims of devastating flooding.

£600 to King of Glory Ministries to distribute emergency flood relief supplies, including food, bedding and sanitary/medical products.

£400 for school stationery, uniforms and general supplies for KOGM schools.

£200 to provide school stationery and general supplies for Adonkia Village School.

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

£685 for lighting and refrigeration for Gbongay Village Clinic and Maternity Unit.

£500 contribution to King of Glory Ministries towards the building and set up of a new school in the impoverished On Tik community.

£200 contribution to the ongoing costs of Adonkia VIllage School.

£150 for school stationery, uniforms and general supplies for KOGM schools.

£670 for interior finishing and initial furnishing of Gbongay Village Maternity Unit.

£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.

£200 as running costs of KOGM school following a drop in income from school fees due to the ebola crisis.

£260 contribution towards the cost of repairs to the King of Glory Ministries school building.

£450 donation to help KOGM schools get set up for reopening following the ebola crisis.

£400 contribution towards the cost of reopening Adonkia Village School, including helping to pay the school fees for ebola orphans.

£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 to King of Glory Ministries for distribution of emergency supplies to quarantined families.

£150 to King of Glory Ministries to provide basic provisions for needy families.

£340 to King of Glory Ministries for emergency medical treatment for two women, including a cesarean section for one.

£1080 worth of emergency relief to King of Glory Ministries for 30 impoverished families, school fees for 16 ebola orphans and the re-establishment of the organisation’s schools.

£250 to King of Glory Ministries to distribute emergency supplies to quarantined families.

£250 given to buy basic provisions for needy families.

£250 given to buy basic provisions for needy families.

£250 given to buy basic provisions for needy families.

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

£350 to King of Glory Ministries for distribution of emergency food supplies, water buckets, gloves and soap following the Ebola outbreak.

£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).

1700: Construction of a maternity unit in Gbongay Village.

£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.

£1000 to install five water pumps for wells in remote villages previously without safe water including the well at Gbongay Village Clinic.