The Kenyan Government has rightfully imposed strict restrictions on schools reopening.

Legally before our school opens we need:

Thermometer guns, re-usable facemasks for 500 children plus teachers, 300 litres of disinfectant per term, 500 litres of sanitiser for the term, additional hand washing facilities, additional bins for classrooms and additional school desks so the children can space out more!

Our teams are reporting that all around them are people just walking around weeping.  The tragedy of coronavirus is hitting India hard and our teams situated just outside Delhi are in a prime position to offer hope and support to those around them.

People need physical, emotional and spiritual support at this time.  Many have lost their jobs and can't afford food, there's a humanitarian crisis looming.  Many have lost family and need the support of people around them and many have lost hope, needing believers around them to pray for them and share the hope they have.

There is real need across our global family in these incredibly difficult times. Almost all our projects are on ‘Lock down’ – our leaders are mainly church leaders whose income is based on tithes which have all stopped. Food is short, in some areas there is already social unrest.

We desperately need your help for water, cleaning materials, food and funds to help support our teams and to equip them to reach out to others in their community too.

WIN Philippines runs the 'Cypress Christian Foundation School' - due to Covid-19 they have lost many pupils and they are moving most of their lessons online.

With just 35 pupils left at the school they are struggling to cover costs and need help desperately.  They rent the premises which also houses Pastor Noel and his family and hosts the church service run by Pastor Noel on a Sunday.  We're trying to cover funds for the coming year, although ideally they would buy the site they are on which would cost £300,000

Lockdown for our orphanage has been brutal, no-one allowed on or off-site.

Winter is fast approaching in the Punjab and our solar systems for heating the water are in desperate need of repair.

Our minibus has also broken, we were using public transport until Covid-19 hit us, now we need to replace the bus as public transport is sporadic and unsafe at best.

With the profound impact of COVID 19 and 20 Years northern insurgency that destroyed the economy, the youth are the most affected with no gainful employment and therefore involved in criminal activities and other anti-social activities such as gambling, sexual activities, among others.

Wells and access to clean drinking water are unfortunately still too few and far between.  Children and women are sent to collect water on sometimes risky and long dusty roads walking up to 10km for water.

Our team in Northern Uganda is surrounded by a number of communities desperate for a well with a water pump closer by to them.

Please help...