VICTIMS OF THE ANGLOPHONE CRISIS

Some of the victims at the Kumba Project.

The  Pinorich Foundation on Thursday the 26th July 2018 reached out  to over 80 children of ages between 0--14yrs who were victims of the  on going Anglophone crisis. These children together with their families fled from their villages due to the  burning of their houses. Most of them took refuge in the  town of Kumba with no where decent to stay and even no food and water. 

The event was done at the  premises of the  Presbyterian Church in Kumba town. 

The Event day:

Members of the Foundation and some Victims

The Pinorich Foundation distributed T-shirts to all the  children who had been earlier identified by the  Team. 

There was a word of prayers from the  Pastor. He encouraged the familes to stay strong despite their challenges.

There  was Animation singing and dancing to boost up the  morals of the  children. 

An address was made by  the Foundation's President Mr Lucas F. Baya who presented the  objectives of the Pinorich Foundation. 

Victims from near by Villages with food items from the Pinorich Foundation

Food items such as, bags of rice,  beans,  packs of maggi cubes , cooking oil,  bags of groundnuts , washing soaps , mineral water and sanitary pads were handed to the children. 

 In our usual style we couldn't end the  day without having a family meal together with our children.  Food and drinks were shared and every kid was happy as we saw the  broad smiles on their faces.

Members, Ambassadors and Volunteers with some Victims