Women's Group goes from strength to strength
Just a few years ago, a group of women took their first steps into a world that many of us take for granted, the world of reading, writing and numeracy. With the foundations of such, now under their belts, these women are not just surviving but they are thriving. What began as a journey to gain basic skills has blossomed into a small yet powerful entrepreneurial initative, where they are creating and selling products to support their families and communities."
As their original mentor, Sr. Patricia, embarks on her new academic journey, the women are now being advised by Sr. Felister, who has brought new ideas and skills to the table. A most exciting development has been the introduction of liquid soap making. This practical skill has allowed the women to tap into a new market, creating products that are both useful and in demand. With each batch of soap they make, they’re not just building a business, they’re building confidence, financial independence and self esteem.
Through their products, they’re helping their families, inspiring their communities, and proving that with the right skills and support, anything is possible

Other News
New desks for Kachere School
A note of gratitude from Headteacher, Mr Lawrence Banda ” I cannot believe how amazing the classroom looks. That classroom will become the envy not just of the rest of the school but also of all other schools in the district. Thank you N4BW”
Tree Planting Day
At a meeting with the Headteachers of all 17 schools, way back in October, a decision was made to make a collective stand against Climate Change, by hosting a St Michael’s Zone Tree Planting Day on Wednesday 6 February.
Elaine describes her visits to Sitima
Missionary work had always been an aim for me, but circumstances meant that it didn’t happen. The chance to volunteer with N4BW came late in my life, after almost 20 years of retirement but I was determined not to let it pass me by