Todays activity

It was rainning yesterday and a bit today but the sun is now shinning. The children did drumming and dancing in class today. The kids are really happy to know we have a blog, the kids really miss to hear from their swedishfriends and they are also planning to make something for them.

Our daily rutins

Good Day! It is a really rainy day today in Senya Beraku .

This is how a normal day is at the orphanage.

DAILY ACTIVITIES IN THE HOME
1.      5; am-Volunteers and the mothers help the children to have their bath and get them ready for school.
2.      7;15 am- Children have their break fast and leave for school .
3.      8;00 am- Morning assembly conducted and role call taken.
4.      8;30 Lessons begin .
5.      10;15 am First break .
6.      10;30 am Lessons continue .
7.      12;30 pm Lunch Break .
8.      1;00 pm Lesson Continue .
9.      2;00 pm School Closes .
10.    2;30 pm Volunteers have various outdoor games and creative arts with children .
11 .   5;30 pm children have their bath .
12.    6;00 pm Dinner or Super served .
13.     7.00 pm children watch interesting cartoons .
14.     8;00 pm children go to bed .

Tomorrow we hope the rain will have stopped because we are planning to take the children to the beach.

Here are some pictures for you to enjoy.

Awaken moments

Kwame

Gloria in school

Art project

This are the laptops donated by the Swedish friends with their teacher Lotta. 

Welcome to our blogg

I  Ebenezer Mankoe who enjoy helping other people with the desire to do something that will help to better the lives of the needy both  young and old . On my way back from Church some two years ago, the Methodist church to be precise i met one  Evelyn Mairlot from Belgium and Malin Larsson also from Sweden who were then working on a project at mum's care orphanage , so we discussed and that took us to the orphanage where am presently working as a teacher.Evelyn Mairlort based in Belgium still sponsors the'' take a fruit a day'' project at the home.
In early October 2013, i started teaching the children at mum's care orphanage,  the name of the school is Jenni's Mark of Royalty school. The name of the school is in honour of volunteer Jenni Lindberg a Swedish volunteers who is the main sponsor through her outfit known as 'LOVE LIFE SWEDEN'. Other volunteers Also help is sponsoring various projects and gifts through  monies  from family,friends,companies aside the director Ms.Felicia Quaye . Projects like the toilets ,the sickbay, the chicken house etc, are all mostly funded by 'LOVE LIFE'  and other volunteers like Lisa and Dennis Boonstra from Holland who sponsored the school park and bore hole project in memory of their late father Macel Boonstra . I EBENEZER MANKOE , the children and the management of mum's care children's home have started  a better life agenda for the home. so Jenni Lindberg a total philanthropist is assisting in achieving our plan the better life agenda for mum's care children's home. Presently we have a water project of which we will need a vehicle which will help us sell out some of our products, proceeds which will greatly help the home.
Today there are about 30 wonderful children between the ages of 0 to 16 years old at the home located at Senya Beraku in the central region of Ghana , under the care of the director Felicia Quaye and the administrator Grace Quaye and other volunteers are taking care of them.

Well wishers wanting to know more about the home can contact ;
                   Mum's Care Children's Home
                   P.O. Box 34,
                   Senya Beraku C/R- Ghana.  Tel 0244406302/0244574238        
            
Jenni lindberg
email; Love.life@live.se
lovelifesweden.se

The children and the volunteer Isabel