It's not just people that are dying in the drought-stricken areas.
But their livestock - which is also their livelihood - too.
Esther came across so many rotting carcasses as she travelled.
This was just one of them.
Thank God death is daily left outside the door.
For those children who cross the threshold into our centres.
This girl is one of them.
Guy
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Food For Free
This is one of the photos taken by Esther, our roving reporter.
It is a big 'sufaria' (Kenyan for cooking pot) full of rice & beans.
New Life currently feeds about 2,000 children each weekday.
Nearly all of them in the drought-stricken regions of Kenya.
Often these meals are the only food these children have.
And we provide it at no cost to the children or their families.
Thanks to partners all across Kenya. And around the world.
Here is some of that same rice and beans a few minutes later.
Enough to keep this wee fella going for one more day!
Guy
It is a big 'sufaria' (Kenyan for cooking pot) full of rice & beans.
New Life currently feeds about 2,000 children each weekday.
Nearly all of them in the drought-stricken regions of Kenya.
Often these meals are the only food these children have.
And we provide it at no cost to the children or their families.
Thanks to partners all across Kenya. And around the world.
Here is some of that same rice and beans a few minutes later.
Enough to keep this wee fella going for one more day!
Guy
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