Every week Mother Teresa Children’s Centre hosts a group for Young Carers, children who care for other children. They’ve recently written a play which aims to teach other children in their community about the dangers of Cholera, a water bourne disease which can kill. They are pictured here performing to a huge audience, we at Krizevac think this must have taken quite a lot of guts and determination. Thank you MTCC Young Carers, you truly are a caring bunch.
We are always grateful for the time and dedication given to us by our amazing international volunteers. Each placement in Malawi is for a minimum of six months; all of our volunteers are trained and experienced professionals who spend time helping to achieve tangible positive change at the same time as mentoring and sharing ideas…
Every week for Beehive begins with assembly. It’s a time for the whole team to get together to think, reflect, pray, sing, and to share news. Each team takes a turn at leading assembly; everyone loves the sweet tones of the tailoring choir especially and it makes for an uplifting start to the week. During…
Great news from the busy Beehive Construction Team, we have just received planning permission to add to the Beehive Campus with a brand new two floor building. For the past year the building team have been kept busy with completion of the football pitch, vital maintenance works across Chilomoni and converting containers for temporary facilities….
BBC Midlands Today have just paid us a very brief visit to film a piece for tonight’s programme… watch us if you can 6.30pm BBC1
Staffordshire-based businesses have risen to the challenge of supporting the growing storage needs of Krizevac Project, with M.J. Barrett of Uttoxeter, providing a huge warehouse behind TESCO, rent free! Krizevac Project UK Coordinator, George Furnival, expressed gratitude to Andrew Hodgkinson, site Manager for M.J. Barrett. “With increasing donations of bikes and books, our Chairman’s sheep…
Many charities spend a lot of time, effort and money on complex planning, evaluation and make an academic study of development. We’re trying to spend our time, effort and money on action which transforms the lives of the disadvantaged. “It’s the action, not the fruit of the action, that’s important. You have to do…