Ada Kwanis members create "Smile Packs" for Uganda youths
Members of the Ada Kiwanis recently assembled back-to-school and hygiene bags for the Children of Nations Smile Pack drive for Uganda Africa.
David MacDonald is the project coordinator.
The school packs holds a variety of items including:
• composition books
• Math Kit (ruler, protractor, compass)
• package of colored pencils
• pencil box filled with the following items:
• blue/black pens
• pencils
• pencil sharpener
• glue sticks
• pink eraser
• pair of safety scissors
The hygiene packs include:
• toothbrush (packaged)
• toothpaste (6 oz.)
• small pack of adhesive bandages (15-20 count)
• bottle of shampoo (12 oz. in a separate gallon zip-lock bag)
• comb/brush
• washcloth
• hand towel
• bars of soap
Children of the Nations focuses on ministering to orphaned and destitute children, raising them to transform nations.
The Village Partnership Program was designed to specifically meet the needs of children (some who are orphans, some not) living with destitute families or caregivers who are unable to properly provide for them.
TheVillage Partnership Program is unique in that it is not a relief or “handout” program, but rather a “hand up.” This community-based ministry provides opportunities for partnership, empowering local people with the resources and training to raise and provide for their own children and better their communities.
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