We continue to keep Sharron Dinnie and all members of the Kwasa community in our prayers.
A lasting legacy
The effect of previous visits to Kwasa, on both adults and youth, is still very evident and profound. We are all called to grow in a life of service, prayer and faith and we want to be a parish community that welcomes, grows and challenges young people and adults to explore their skills and discover how best they can serve, and be a gift to the future. Whether in Junior Church or the choirs, the young learn stories of our faith, and learn to worship. Our visits to Kwasa have been opportunities for the whole parish, whether travelling or not, to participate in this visionary project.
Click on the photo above for the story in words and pictures.
To see captions in the album click on a photo and scroll through to see more.
Update - August 2020
Life at Kwasa is even more challenging than usual in these times of Covid-19.
Read Sharron's latest news here, and more about Kwasa College here.
Kwasa College's Student Sponsorship Scheme
This scheme is operated by the West Green Trust, through which individuals or companies can pay the school fees of a student whose parents, carers or
child-headed family cannot afford to pay. The sponsorship money is not attached to a named child, but used at the discretion of Sharron Dinnie and the Kwasa Board to support those most in need.
The sponsorship scheme operates on a monthly giving of £25, which with Gift Aid covers the R6,600 fees for a student.
Expanding the sponsorship scheme will help Sharron bridge the gap in Kwasa College's finances and give the parents and carers most in need the help they need to send their children to school.
It is easy to join the scheme. Further details are available here.
Everyone loves playing with the new equipment installed during 2019!
Read the latest newsletter from West Green Charity, February 2020.
