Rev. Philip & Peggy Krause. Contractor: Trudea Services, Ltd. Local Supervisor: Sr. Pius Nabwire. Program Supervisor: Dr. Colleen A. Weiden St. Mary's Hostel for Orphan Girls Port Victoria, Kenya
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Over Ten Years AGF Donors Provided and
AGF Implemented Promotive Health and Preventive Health Care Services for St. Mary's Hostel for Orphan Girls*
(*Parents who died of HIV/AIDS and some girls HIV+.)
1. Nutrition, Food: Bananas, beans, beef, cabbage, cooking oil, cooking stove, fish, fruit, green grams, green vegetables, Irish potatoes, maize, milk, oranges, rice, sugar, and tea.2. Nutrition, Livestock: Goats, chickens, and eggs.
3. Medicines: Anti-infectives, bandages, cough syrup, treated mosquito nets, and oral drugs.
4. Sanitation: Geisha bar soap, laundry soap, menstrual pads, disinfectants, and toilet paper. 5. Linens: Bed sheets, pillow cases, and towels. 6. Clothes: Dresses, blouses, bras, petticoats, sandals, shoes, skirts, sweaters, T-shirts, and underwear. 7. Utensils: Basins for bathing and washing, dishware, cups, and eating utensils. 8. Cooking Fuel: Charcoal, wood, and paraffin
9. Solar Power: Solar lanterns and flashlights.
10. Clean Water: Two 1,500 liter water tanks, plastic and cement water tanks.
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District Officer, Headmistress, Local Chief, Teacher, AGF Staff, Construction Leader, meeting to approve new water tank.
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Sister Headmistress personally taking responsibility and control of AGF Donor money, paying Construction Leader first installment to start the job.
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Replacing old water tank, tearingdown brick retainer wall.
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Preparing cement foundation as a base for new water tank.
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Washing cement foundation. Old water tank, 5 years old, in background. Plastic could not withstand the tropical sun.
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Headmistress (inside) purchasing and transporting cement and construction materials for the water tank on motorcycle.
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Headmistress purchasing building materials for the water tank.
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Headmistress paying for building supplies with money from AGF donors.
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