Thanks to GVN volunteer, Ethan Frisch, we have the latest Rebuilding Lives update from Moses, the Secretary of Pipeline IDP Camp:"Six houses walls have been built and three houses are under construction and have been provided will all materials. The issue of plot no. 1 which was to be solved by the public health officer has been solved and the house will be built soon.
We have shortage of sand and each house need a truck of sand for what was budgeted for was not enough for one house.
For the roofing, the iron sheets, timbers and nails the DC has received the sheets and he still wait for timbers and nails."
Moses Mbugua
We have shortage of sand and each house need a truck of sand for what was budgeted for was not enough for one house.
For the roofing, the iron sheets, timbers and nails the DC has received the sheets and he still wait for timbers and nails."
Moses Mbugua
It's times like this in Kenya where one might say "pole pole" (pronounced polay polay). It means 'slowly slowly' in Swahili!
The building process has been slow and we are still waiting for the iron sheets for the roofs to complete the first set of houses but the outlook is promising! I am so excited that the health officer finally gave the go ahead for Plot 1 too. The family of four are currently sharing a tent with another family, I imagine it will be so wonderful for them to have their own space and their own place.
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